[MTVN]

Originally Posted by arista

The list of candidates standing in North West Essex:

Kemi Badenoch - Conservative
Issy White - Labour
Smita Rajesh - Liberal Democrats
Edward Gildea - Green

Reform UK - Removed


Erik Bonino - Independent
Andrew Green - Independent
Niko Omilana - Independent

[Reform UK candidate resigns over 'unacceptable' blog posts]


[Reform UK’s parliamentary candidate
in Kemi Badenoch’s constituency
has resigned after it emerged he
previously urged people to vote for the BNP.
Grant StClair-Armstrong, the party’s candidate
in North West Essex, told BBC News
he had “never supported the BNP” and had
been forced to stand down by the party.

“I would have let the people decide,” he said.

But a spokesman for Reform UK said
“Mr StClair-Armstrong has tendered his
resignation” after “the revelation of unacceptable
historic social media comments”.

In remarks first reported by the Times, external,
Mr StClair-Armstrong wrote on a website:
“I could weep now, every time I pick up
a British newspaper and read the latest about
the state of the UK.
No doubt, Enoch Powell would be doing
the same if he was alive.
My solution … vote BNP!”]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cw880334dgyo

Yes good he is Removed

Great news for Kemi!

[bots]

1.5 billion is peanuts compared to what labour will spend. As long as they leave the pensioners alone, i don't care

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

1.5 billion is peanuts compared to what labour will spend. As long as they leave the pensioners alone, i don't care

It shows us that the Tories lied about how severe the countries financial situation was, when they were willing to save their own skin more than looking after the people of this country on a basic financial level.

Whatever flaws Labour will have under Starmer will also have to be tackled when the time comes, but for now we can't have another four or five years of what the Tories have brought to the table over the past 14 years.

[bots]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

It shows us that the Tories lied about how severe the countries financial situation was, when they were willing to save their own skin more than looking after the people of this country on a basic financial level.

Whatever flaws Labour will have under Starmer will also have to be tackled when the time comes, but for now we can't have another four or five years of what the Tories have brought to the table over the past 14 years.

that was in May's time, we have had 3 prime ministers since then

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

that was in May's time, we have had 3 prime ministers since then

Most of the same people are still in the party from May's time.

[bots]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

Most of the same people are still in the party from May's time.

that's simply not true

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

1.5 billion is peanuts compared to what labour will spend. As long as they leave the pensioners alone, i don't care

What exactly do you think labour are going to splash out on? Other than corporate tax welfare, and funding the privatisation of the NHS.

[arista]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

What exactly do you think labour are going to splash out on? Other than corporate tax welfare, and funding the privatisation of the NHS.

Sure Slim
Wes Streeting
is due to be carrying on,
where conservatives left it.

[bots]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

What exactly do you think labour are going to splash out on? Other than corporate tax welfare, and funding the privatisation of the NHS.

well, they have an economy to run obviously. So plenty to spend money on

[bots]

The tories should be out based on the contempt they showed for the public over the last 5 years, let alone anything else. However, politics just doesn't work that way anymore, i don't trust opinion polls at all. When 1 party is shown as so far ahead, it affects how many people go out and vote, this particularly applies to young folks. Labour should walk it, but i'm not sure they will

[arista]

Today
Reform UK makes their Contract with the General Public.

[Mystic Mock]

I also want to add that I think that it's fair for May's time to be brought into this considering her time weren't that long ago.

I mean Tony Blair's time gets used against Labour as to why they're such a problematic party, so why can't May's time be used against the Tories? If May was the only problematic leader that they've had in their 14 years that is.

Boris is the only one that I'll excuse because of having to deal with Covid and Brexit, but the other Tory leaders have genuinely been appalling.

[arista]

The SNP leader is live
on SkyNewsHD Only


BBC not bothering with him

The BBC news are Live in Recar.

[arista]

Starmer Live and with Reeves

In Southampton Port

Taking questions from workers


SkyNewsHD
and the 2 other news ch's

[arista]

Starmer keeps using this line (Every Time)

"anything you want me to think about while
I am on my train journey back"

[arista]

BBC2HD Politics Live stated they are also on BBCnewsHD

But they are Not


As Starmer is Live in Southampton Port

[bots]

There will be a lot of people spitting into their tea when the tories form a coalition government with reform, the snp and the lib dems

[user104658]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

There will be a lot of people spitting into their tea when the tories form a coalition government with reform, the snp and the lib dems

SNP wouldn't form a coalition with the Tories on their own, let alone one also featuring Reform. It would be the final nail an a coffin already being carved. Their seats at the next election would plummet to zero.

Add to that as a general principle - I doubt we'd ever see a coalition government that didn't feature the largest party in an election, unless the seats were VERY close. It's already a clown "democracy" but that would be one step too far in taking the blinkers off of people's eyes.

[smudgie]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

There will be a lot of people spitting into their tea when the tories form a coalition government with reform, the snp and the lib dems

Just no.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

There will be a lot of people spitting into their tea when the tories form a coalition government with reform, the snp and the lib dems

They won't be able to do that with Labour's margin of lead.

[bots]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

They won't be able to do that with Labour's margin of lead.

you put way too much faith in polls

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

you put way too much faith in polls

I'm just not seeing the momentum to stop Labour.

I could even see some Lib Dems and Green voters switching to Labour just to stop Tories and Reform.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

I'm just not seeing the momentum to stop Labour.

I could even see some Lib Dems and Green voters switching to Labour just to stop Tories and Reform.

I’d like to see the polls if they get shut of Sunak and get PennyM in place …


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[arista]

Both 7AM on LBC Radio Live



Sir Keir Starmer will appear tomorrow, Tuesday, 18th June,

followed by Rishi Sunak on Wednesday, 19th June.


https://radiotoday.co.uk/2024/06/lbc...-keir-starmer/

[arista]

Ch5HDnews

Have Bradley Harris reporter
going round the UK coasts in an Ice Cream Van
You get a Free Lolly (worth £4 or £5)
once you pick a Colour.

One Lady picked a dark blue one for Reform UK

A Lad who goes in the sea picked LibDem as they want
stop the Sewer in the Sea,


He started in Wales