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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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The debate tonight was brutal for the Tories .The tories got slaughtered.May was humiliated and ridiculed for calling an election but couldn't be fucked to show up and debate. |
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By *utandbig OP Man
over a year ago
Bournemouth |
"The debate tonight was brutal for the Tories .The tories got slaughtered.May was humiliated and ridiculed for calling an election but couldn't be fucked to show up and debate."
totally agree with you
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By *utandbig OP Man
over a year ago
Bournemouth |
"I think it worked in the tories favour to a certain extent. Brilliant move by Amber Rudd and the tories to use the 'squabbling coalition of chaos in action' tactic.  "
How is amber rudd brilliant she didn't have a. Clue out of her depth springs to mind |
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"I think it worked in the tories favour to a certain extent.
How? By being shit?"
If you bothered to read the rest of the comment the answer is there for you. By using the 'squabbling coalition of chaos in action' tactic. I think Theresa May did well to distance herself from it. I don't think Corbyn did himself any favours tonight and now the tories can constantly refer back to this debate when they want to point out what a coalition of chaos looks like. |
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By *imiUKMan
over a year ago
Hereford |
"I think it worked in the tories favour to a certain extent.
How? By being shit?
If you bothered to read the rest of the comment the answer is there for you. By using the 'squabbling coalition of chaos in action' tactic. I think Theresa May did well to distance herself from it. I don't think Corbyn did himself any favours tonight and now the tories can constantly refer back to this debate when they want to point out what a coalition of chaos looks like. "
She was absolutley awful. Even Tim Farron gave a better account of himself. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The debate tonight was brutal for the Tories .The tories got slaughtered.May was humiliated and ridiculed for calling an election but couldn't be fucked to show up and debate."
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By *VBethTV/TS
over a year ago
Chester |
I still prefer not to see my politicians in pathetic Jeremy Kyle squabble sessions. These serve only to confuse matters further. I'm more than happy for people not to debase themselves by appearing on these nonsense hype shows. |
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By *utandbig OP Man
over a year ago
Bournemouth |
"I think it worked in the tories favour to a certain extent.
How? By being shit?
If you bothered to read the rest of the comment the answer is there for you. By using the 'squabbling coalition of chaos in action' tactic. I think Theresa May did well to distance herself from it. I don't think Corbyn did himself any favours tonight and now the tories can constantly refer back to this debate when they want to point out what a coalition of chaos looks like. "
Were you watching the same program as the rest of us if so maybe you have had a few to many drinks tonight |
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"I think it worked in the tories favour to a certain extent.
How? By being shit?
If you bothered to read the rest of the comment the answer is there for you. By using the 'squabbling coalition of chaos in action' tactic. I think Theresa May did well to distance herself from it. I don't think Corbyn did himself any favours tonight and now the tories can constantly refer back to this debate when they want to point out what a coalition of chaos looks like.
Were you watching the same program as the rest of us if so maybe you have had a few to many drinks tonight "
No I think you've forgotten to take your medication. You must be having hallucinations. |
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By *ercuryMan
over a year ago
Grantham |
Theresa May made it plain that she wouldn't do any head to head TV debates as soon as the election was called, and she hasn't moved from that stance.
The incumbent has nothing to gain and much to lose, and that's why Tony Blair, David Cameron and now Theresa May have all stuck to that policy. |
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"I think it worked in the tories favour to a certain extent.
How? By being shit?
If you bothered to read the rest of the comment the answer is there for you. By using the 'squabbling coalition of chaos in action' tactic. I think Theresa May did well to distance herself from it. I don't think Corbyn did himself any favours tonight and now the tories can constantly refer back to this debate when they want to point out what a coalition of chaos looks like. "
I think 'coalition of chaos' as a slogan is going to be just as successful as 'strong and stable' is turning out to be.
Maybe the Tories should try offering something of substance instead (un-detailed Brexit boasts aside) |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Maybe the Tories should try offering something of substance instead (un-detailed Brexit boasts aside) "
like solutions to the shit swamp they've got the country into? if so, you're going to be very disappointed |
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By *oo hotCouple
over a year ago
North West |
"I have to be honest Tim fallon spoke very well tonight I thought he was on the ball
As for may and her useless cronies what a joke I'm list for words looks like she realy is a remainer "
Farron |
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By *mcouple1Couple
over a year ago
nr warrington |
"Has may throwing it all away
Is she fit to lead our country "
She has all the traits of a Dom. That being said from our experience a Dom has to look after the sub completely. So the Dom is draped with responsibility. |
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"I have to be honest Tim fallon spoke very well tonight I thought he was on the ball
As for may and her useless cronies what a joke I'm list for words looks like she realy is a remainer "
He spoke so well you can't even get his name right?  |
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By *dwalu2Couple
over a year ago
Bristol |
"I think it worked in the tories favour to a certain extent.
How? By being shit?"
If anyone hasn't seen it, try to catch the full video of May gurning her face off today when being asked by Laura K and another journo at one of her 'meet the voter at gunpoint' events if she is bottling it, it is honestly difficult not to feel sorry for her she has lost it do badly.
Of course, Centaur probably sees her choking and gasping for air while turning green as a tactical master stroke!  |
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By *dwalu2Couple
over a year ago
Bristol |
As for 'has May lost it' the answer is no...because she never had it. The people who are surprised at how abysmal she is have presumably never seen a single one of her PMQ appearances.
She's been a shitshow from day one. |
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"I think it worked in the tories favour to a certain extent.
How? By being shit?
If you bothered to read the rest of the comment the answer is there for you. By using the 'squabbling coalition of chaos in action' tactic. I think Theresa May did well to distance herself from it. I don't think Corbyn did himself any favours tonight and now the tories can constantly refer back to this debate when they want to point out what a coalition of chaos looks like. "
I think it's a vain hope that the electorate are going to take home the message coalition of chaos. The message theyll take home is that our PM couldnt be arsed to show up for a debate because she's either arrogant and dim or just doesnt give a shit |
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Mrs May refuses to debate with her opponents because she knows she can not successfully defend her record.
Let me expand:
She claims to be a strong and stable leader but in the last 3 months she has:
Said there will be no election before 2020 because a period of stability was needed to negotiate and navigate our divorce from the EU. We are now in the middle of a general election campaign. U turn!
Her chancellor announced an increase in NI taxation, but called it rebalancing, However it was quickly reversed when she realised how unpopular it was. U turn.
Last week she announced her dementia tax on all property worth over £100,000 but within 24 hours when she realised that on top of her removal of winter fuel allowance from all but the poorest was not being well received she had done another U turn. Of course on this occasion it was not a full U turn because she is saying that it will be capped. Of course the cap (regardless of where it is set) means that the more you have the lower a % of your worth will be taken in the dementia tax. So its another tax that benefits the richest, like every other Tory economic policy in the last 7 years.
However I am quite confident that may of the bottom 70% who are being impoverished to increase the wealth of the top 1% will vote Tory on June 8, and that is the real shame. Turkeys not just voting for Christmas but cheering the slaughter man (in this case a woman) as they sharpen the gutting knife.  |
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