[arista]

Originally Posted by _Tom_

Let's never let this man lead us

Thats Fake?


In any case David Cameron has brought in Gay Laws
that can not be unlocked

So lets stay Up To Date

[_Tom_]

Originally Posted by arista

Thats Fake?


In any case David Cameron has brought in Gay Laws
that can not be unlocked

So lets stay Up To Date

http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/...-a6945766.html

Disgusting, loathsome man.

[LeatherTrumpet]

i am amazed the tories allowed him to even stand?

idgi

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

In 2013, Mr Crabb voted against extending marriage equality to same-sex couples. He has also been linked to an organisation which has advocated that homosexuality and bisexuality can be “cured”.

Mr Crabb has employed interns in his parliamentary office through a scheme organised and funded by Christian Action Research and Education (Care). Care has previously sponsored events that refer to gay and bisexual people as “sexually broken” and advocating that they can become “ex-gay”.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a7109211.html




Oh this guy sounds like a keeper and no mistake

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by jaxie

Well it's a difficult one, Gove is now a backstabber and Teresa May wanted to remain, not sure either is suitable?

Can't really see how someone who didn't believe in brexit is right to negotiate it.

I quite like Andrea Leadsom.

Apparently she was "only just" remain a bit like Boris

[the truth]

None of the above

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by arista

The Next General Election is May 2020
Fixed Term Parliament,

Labour/ New Labour Have no legal Right
to call a election

Its Set in Stone

Feel The Force

Morally, this election should be brought forward, I am not backing away from what I thought as right as to Brown.
It would be very simple to repeal the fixed term parliament act anyway.

The Country should say now what govt and who it wants to do all these complex negotiations and dismantling of our 43 years in Europe.
No matter what govt the electorate may chooses, majority Conservative,labour or a coalition.

This would be more outrageous than going back on the EU vote if with all these changes and policy changes too,on top of the EU exit, the Country was now denied a voice in a general election with an unelected PM in place.

Whoever takes over will I feel sure face massive pressure to hold an early election as they have no mandate,if they don't that will turn to anger too and rightly so.
This is too long to the next election,almost a full term,this would be a PM acting on a major constitutional issue that affects across the whole UK who has not a bit of elected authority to do so.

[jaxie]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Morally, this election should be brought forward, I am not backing away from what I thought as right as to Brown.
It would be very simple to repeal the fixed term parliament act anyway.

The Country should say now what govt and who it wants to do all these complex negotiations and dismantling of our 43 years in Europe.
No matter what govt the electorate may chooses, majority Conservative,labour or a coalition.

This would be more outrageous than going back on the EU vote if with all these changes and policy changes too,on top of the EU exit, the Country was now denied a voice in a general election with an unelected PM in place.

Whoever takes over will I feel sure face massive pressure to hold an early election as they have no mandate,if they don't that will turn to anger too and rightly so.
This is too long to the next election,almost a full term,this would be a PM acting on a major constitutional issue that affects across the whole UK who has not a bit of elected authority to do so.

How can we possibly have a general election with both Labour and the Tories without any kind of leadership? Both sides need to sort their leadership and have a settling down period.

[Tom4784]

Ideally they'd have an election next year. Give the Tories and Labour a chance to get their **** together and then let the public decide. An unelected PM should not remain in power for three years.

[Withano]

Johnson pulled out then? No surprise, even hes smart enough not to be the guy who pulls us out the EU

[Livia]

If I was a member of the Tory Party - and I'm not - there is not one of those five people for whom I would vote; I despise them all equally.

[jaxie]

I have a feeling whoever wins won't be PM for long but it might be better for the country if they are in for the duration of brexit, we really need the stability.

[Black Dagger]

May as I keep saying is the best of a scummy bunch.

[arista]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Morally, this election should be brought forward, I am not backing away from what I thought as right as to Brown.
It would be very simple to repeal the fixed term parliament act anyway.

The Country should say now what govt and who it wants to do all these complex negotiations and dismantling of our 43 years in Europe.
No matter what govt the electorate may chooses, majority Conservative,labour or a coalition.

This would be more outrageous than going back on the EU vote if with all these changes and policy changes too,on top of the EU exit, the Country was now denied a voice in a general election with an unelected PM in place.

Whoever takes over will I feel sure face massive pressure to hold an early election as they have no mandate,if they don't that will turn to anger too and rightly so.
This is too long to the next election,almost a full term,this would be a PM acting on a major constitutional issue that affects across the whole UK who has not a bit of elected authority to do so.

No after 2010 WIN
a New FIXED TERM came in

Its a Legal Thing


Conservatives have said
Date : May 2020 is our Next Election
this under Current Law
Joey

[arista]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

Ideally they'd have an election next year. Give the Tories and Labour a chance to get their **** together and then let the public decide. An unelected PM should not remain in power for three years.

Under Our Current Law it will Dezzy

Its a Special Time

You and I will do well in it.


The Next New Conservative leader and New PM is on Sept the 9th

[Pete.]

Theresa even more

[Pete.]

Originally Posted by _Tom_

Denial is a step towards acceptance

He also voted against Same Sax Marriage

[MTVN]

Leadsom and Fox are the weak links - the other three are strong candidates. Everyone knows Gove is highly intelligent and incredibly driven, May is right that she's capable of taking over on day one and is the unity candidate, Crabb's background is as far from a typical Tory's as you can get and he can appeal beyond the party. I think any one of them would be a capable PM.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by Pete.

Denial is a step towards acceptance

He also voted against Same Sax Marriage

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

Ideally they'd have an election next year. Give the Tories and Labour a chance to get their **** together and then let the public decide. An unelected PM should not remain in power for three years.

Exactly, the Spring of next year would be fine and is easily achievable too.

No one should start the EU exit proceedings until a new mandate is given to one or more Parties to do so with their newly elected Party leaders.

What this exit does is change all for the UKs future, its citizens and also governments too.
No way with that chaos should a few hundred Conservative MPs and around 150,000 Conservative party members only make that choice.
No way,totally unacceptable in my view.

[reece(:]

Theresa still, Gove is poison

[EspeonBB]

None of the above

[Scarlett.]

Originally Posted by arista

Under Our Current Law it will Dezzy

Its a Special Time

You and I will do well in it.


The Next New Conservative leader and New PM is on Sept the 9th

So much for democracy, Cameron's second term was the first time we've had a majority win in an election since Blair's third term began (and even he left halfway through). It's so sad that we haven't had a PM who won by majority who stayed their full term since 2001. The coalition government was a mess as it was basically the Tories calling all the shots. We need an election next year, enough is enough.

For the interim period, I'd chose May, Gove is a despicable, backstabbing two timing piece of human trash, he's ****ed over the poor so much during his time. I never thought it was possible for anyone to be hated more than Thatcher, but all this game playing by the Tories has ****ed the UK up big time, all these dumb stupid power gambits have done nothing by stick it to the little man. Cameron, Johnson, Gove, **** right off.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Chewy

So much for democracy, Cameron's second term was the first time we've had a majority win in an election since Blair's third term began (and even he left halfway through). It's so sad that we haven't had a PM who won by majority who stayed their full term since 2001. The coalition government was a mess as it was basically the Tories calling all the shots. We need an election next year, enough is enough.

For the interim period, I'd chose May, Gove is a despicable, backstabbing two timing piece of human trash, he's ****ed over the poor so much during his time. I never thought it was possible for anyone to be hated more than Thatcher, but all this game playing by the Tories has ****ed the UK up big time, all these dumb stupid power gambits have done nothing by stick it to the little man. Cameron, Johnson, Gove, **** right off.

Chewy one word can change Everything
"Events"


Like 9/11
or Brexit

They are Events
that change everything

the Event of the 23rd Vote
changed Davids future.

But in a Legal term
he is Still the PM
Until the the New Lady takes over.

[arista]

I must say its So Spiffing that on QT (BBC1HD, Last Night)
so many used Game Of Thrones


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