@Minivanman wrote:
Post election (and this would be my bet) they may well from a majority coalition.
Ideally, but that's if the Brexit Party are in a position to do so, after all if the 'Leave' vote is split in too many places there may not be be any 'Leave' winners as Labour/LibDims might continue to hold some of their traditional seats.
It looks like I'll be voting Conservative for a second time in my life as I suspect there won't be a Brexit Party candidate this time because where I live it's only ever been a straight fight between Con/Lib, but at least that'll remove the decision I'd have had to make between Con / BP.
As for Corbyn, is that a baby carrot in your pocket or are you just disappointed you lost the election? 😂
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I heard quoted on the BBC earlier this afternoon a typical whinge from the Wee Crankie after she'd heard the announcement that the BP will not contest the seats which the Cons won in the last election;
Quote: (Boris Johnson) "is having his strings pulled by Nigel Farage”
and
“The Brexit Party’s announcement today really does underline the fact that Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage are joined at the hip and, frankly, any form of Brexit that is acceptable to Nigel Farage is going to be deeply damaging for Scotland."
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