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By *abioMan
over a year ago
Newcastle and Gateshead |
they will likely end up with the lib dems.... eventually, which made sense after the locals and the euros....
allen, wooleston, and umuna were all natural lib dems to me..... soubrey was always the odd fit
the good thing is that it seems the lib dems finally found their feet..... and their branding issue after the coalition...
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By *ostafun OP Man
over a year ago
near ipswich |
"they will likely end up with the lib dems.... eventually, which made sense after the locals and the euros....
allen, wooleston, and umuna were all natural lib dems to me..... soubrey was always the odd fit
the good thing is that it seems the lib dems finally found their feet..... and their branding issue after the coalition...
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So _abio do you think its right to get elected for one party then leave for another and when that doesnt work out leave for another? |
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
Newcastle and Gateshead |
"they will likely end up with the lib dems.... eventually, which made sense after the locals and the euros....
allen, wooleston, and umuna were all natural lib dems to me..... soubrey was always the odd fit
the good thing is that it seems the lib dems finally found their feet..... and their branding issue after the coalition...
So _abio do you think its right to get elected for one party then leave for another and when that doesnt work out leave for another?"
actually, in the seats they represent..... if they were to go the the lib dems i think 4 of the 6 of them would have a very good chance of keeping their seats, allen in south cambridgeshire, wooleston in totnes, chukka in streatham and burger in liverpool....
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By *ostafun OP Man
over a year ago
near ipswich |
"they will likely end up with the lib dems.... eventually, which made sense after the locals and the euros....
allen, wooleston, and umuna were all natural lib dems to me..... soubrey was always the odd fit
the good thing is that it seems the lib dems finally found their feet..... and their branding issue after the coalition...
So _abio do you think its right to get elected for one party then leave for another and when that doesnt work out leave for another?
actually, in the seats they represent..... if they were to go the the lib dems i think 4 of the 6 of them would have a very good chance of keeping their seats, allen in south cambridgeshire, wooleston in totnes, chukka in streatham and burger in liverpool....
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could well do all i was asking is do you think they should? |
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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago
upton wirral |
it proves that you need a simple message to get noticed,not high ideal,ie Lib dems,Brexit party or in the states the simplemessages of Trump,trying to be all things does not work never has.
Go back Atlee free health,Farage Brexit etc to use to extremes |
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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago
upton wirral |
"it proves that you need a simple message to get noticed,not high ideal,ie Lib dems,Brexit party or in the states the simplemessages of Trump,trying to be all things does not work never has.
Go back Atlee free health,Farage Brexit etc to use to extremes"
I do not mean the NHS by the way I mean one simple idea on both ends of the spectrum,to me both good for Britain |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"6 mps have left including chuka and heidi.That went well.  "
All change then, lol.
Funny how they've left because of disappointing performance in the EU elections, but are still banging on with the same old mantra - clearly demonstrating that they're still not listening
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By *oo hotCouple
over a year ago
North West |
"it proves that you need a simple message to get noticed,not high ideal,ie Lib dems,Brexit party or in the states the simplemessages of Trump,trying to be all things does not work never has.
Go back Atlee free health,Farage Brexit etc to use to extremes"
Simple messages appeal to simple people.
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Good. Not at all surprised by it. Not a single one of them had any credibility to start with.
All legends in their own lunchtime who believe their own bullshit because the media use them to fill in their quotas. Chuka, most of all.
He's so utterly lacking in principle or conviction, he might as well be a Tory; like Anna - who, clearly, still is.
Maybe - but I doubt it - they'll stand down as MPs and allow their constituents the chance to elect people who will actually represent them; rather than fart about attention seeking. |
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"Well they time chuka bumps his gums about the brexit cliff edge he mite want to have a look over the edge to see if he can find his career at the bottom "
Lol, his career is still in freefall hurtling towards the bottom of the Grand Canyon! |
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By *estivalMan
over a year ago
borehamwood |
so is anna leading herself? you could see this coming a mile off when they first came about.so if the lib dems dont take them will any of them crawl back to there original partys or will they all be down the job centre at the next G.E |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Where they going? "
To the political graveyard by the looks of things. Arrogant, pompous fools, full of their own self importance.
As they all refuse to stand in by elections, then a general election can't come quick enough, I think each and every one of these non-entities will lose their seats. |
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By *ony 2016Man
over a year ago
Huddersfield /derby cinemas |
I think their main problem was the by-election issue , Irrespective of whether you agree or not with what they wanted , their main aim was for another referendum as people may have changed their minds , but they were not prepared to allow their constituents the same option ,, I am fully aware that all parties have accepted people " crossing the floor" in the past , but on this occasion , probably more than most it does look hypocritical , |
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By *asyukMan
over a year ago
West London |
"they will likely end up with the lib dems.... eventually, which made sense after the locals and the euros....
allen, wooleston, and umuna were all natural lib dems to me..... soubrey was always the odd fit
the good thing is that it seems the lib dems finally found their feet..... and their branding issue after the coalition...
So _abio do you think its right to get elected for one party then leave for another and when that doesnt work out leave for another?
actually, in the seats they represent..... if they were to go the the lib dems i think 4 of the 6 of them would have a very good chance of keeping their seats, allen in south cambridgeshire, wooleston in totnes, chukka in streatham and burger in liverpool....
could well do all i was asking is do you think they should?"
Should Farage have stood for re-election when he left UKIP along with the other MEPs who did the same?
MPs in the UK are elected as individuals in the UK regardless of party.
Better if they stand again but of they choose not to that is their right.
Churchill didn't when he crossed the floor.
In Europe they are elected from a party list.
They should go because their seat is tied to that party.
What do you think? |
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By *ostafun OP Man
over a year ago
near ipswich |
"they will likely end up with the lib dems.... eventually, which made sense after the locals and the euros....
allen, wooleston, and umuna were all natural lib dems to me..... soubrey was always the odd fit
the good thing is that it seems the lib dems finally found their feet..... and their branding issue after the coalition...
So _abio do you think its right to get elected for one party then leave for another and when that doesnt work out leave for another?
actually, in the seats they represent..... if they were to go the the lib dems i think 4 of the 6 of them would have a very good chance of keeping their seats, allen in south cambridgeshire, wooleston in totnes, chukka in streatham and burger in liverpool....
could well do all i was asking is do you think they should?
Should Farage have stood for re-election when he left UKIP along with the other MEPs who did the same?
MPs in the UK are elected as individuals in the UK regardless of party.
Better if they stand again but of they choose not to that is their right.
Churchill didn't when he crossed the floor.
In Europe they are elected from a party list.
They should go because their seat is tied to that party.
What do you think?"
Personally i think anyone who leaves a party should stand for re election.In general elections i dont think people vote for a personality, well i dont i look at the manifestos .Obviously you cant like everything but the one nearest to my views i vote for.Nothing to do with the person, i vote on party lines. |
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By *asyukMan
over a year ago
West London |
"they will likely end up with the lib dems.... eventually, which made sense after the locals and the euros....
allen, wooleston, and umuna were all natural lib dems to me..... soubrey was always the odd fit
the good thing is that it seems the lib dems finally found their feet..... and their branding issue after the coalition...
So _abio do you think its right to get elected for one party then leave for another and when that doesnt work out leave for another?
actually, in the seats they represent..... if they were to go the the lib dems i think 4 of the 6 of them would have a very good chance of keeping their seats, allen in south cambridgeshire, wooleston in totnes, chukka in streatham and burger in liverpool....
could well do all i was asking is do you think they should?
Should Farage have stood for re-election when he left UKIP along with the other MEPs who did the same?
MPs in the UK are elected as individuals in the UK regardless of party.
Better if they stand again but of they choose not to that is their right.
Churchill didn't when he crossed the floor.
In Europe they are elected from a party list.
They should go because their seat is tied to that party.
What do you think?Personally i think anyone who leaves a party should stand for re election.In general elections i dont think people vote for a personality, well i dont i look at the manifestos .Obviously you cant like everything but the one nearest to my views i vote for.Nothing to do with the person, i vote on party lines."
I don't disagree. However, our system is as it is.
It is also possible to believe every word of a manifesto and disagree strongly with the direction of the party which can change significantly after an election. Alternatively, when events happen your party may go in a direction that you find unacceptable yet you are the same person and represent the same views that you were elected on. |
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