UK Pol - #independenceday

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Genuinely worried as to what I'll wake up to tomorrow. Haven't felt like this since Maggie got in.

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Not to mention the fact that any agreement with one NI party that doesn't include the other is almost certainly breaking the Good Friday Agreement in some way. But hey, who would expect a strong and stable government to think about things like that.

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There's a reasonable argument to be made that if the Tories can't even decide who they want as a leader, Corbyn should be given an opportunity to pull together the progressive side of the HoC

It's all very well and good yelling "Coalition of Chaos" but when 60% of your own members don't trust you as PM something's rotten (well, more rotten than usual)

[KidAmn]

There's a reasonable argument to be made that if the Tories can't even decide who they want as a leader, Corbyn should be given an opportunity to pull together the progressive side of the HoC

It's all very well and good yelling "Coalition of Chaos" but when 60% of your own members don't trust you as PM something's rotten (well, more rotten than usual)

because the whole labour party is 100% behind corbyn

After the relative success of the GE campaign and the 150k new Labour members they've gained in the aftermath

Uh yeah, they're probably more behind him than Tories are behind May

[KidAmn]

never vote tory

[KidAmn]

I held my nose and voted Lib Dem, won't make much difference since I don't see them overcoming a ~20k Tory majority but fuck it, did my part.

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[KidAmn]

The British people only elect dickheads, and Blair was the least offensive dickhead we've had in a while, which is a bar you barely notice when stepping over it