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Re: Liberal Democrats

Postby banana chewits » Tue Jan 22, 2019 10:24 pm

Stooo wrote:
McAz wrote:
Stooo wrote:
McAz wrote:
To be fair, guest has a point.


He will stand down before a new election, where is our new Charles Kennedy?


As much as I don't go for personality politics we need someone with charisma at this desperate time.


We need to get a bit fucking vocal.


libs are too polite.
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Re: Liberal Democrats

Postby Stooo » Tue Jan 22, 2019 10:27 pm

banana chewits wrote:
libs are too polite.


We did some street demos at the last election and I right cunted some people out :oops:
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Re: Liberal Democrats

Postby banana chewits » Tue Jan 22, 2019 10:29 pm

Stooo wrote:
banana chewits wrote:
libs are too polite.


We did some street demos at the last election and I right cunted some people out :oops:


you're precisely what we need right now, stooo. get stuck in!

what did you say to them?
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Re: Liberal Democrats

Postby McAz » Tue Jan 22, 2019 10:30 pm

Stooo wrote:
McAz wrote:
Stooo wrote:
McAz wrote:
To be fair, guest has a point.


He will stand down before a new election, where is our new Charles Kennedy?


As much as I don't go for personality politics we need someone with charisma at this desperate time.


We need to get a bit fucking vocal.

You do - we all do.
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Re: Liberal Democrats

Postby Stooo » Tue Jan 22, 2019 10:31 pm

banana chewits wrote:
Stooo wrote:
banana chewits wrote:
libs are too polite.


We did some street demos at the last election and I right cunted some people out :oops:


you're precisely what we need right now, stooo. get stuck in!

what did you say to them?


It's on threads passim.
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Re: Liberal Democrats

Postby banana chewits » Tue Jan 22, 2019 10:37 pm

Stooo wrote:
banana chewits wrote:
Stooo wrote:
banana chewits wrote:
libs are too polite.


We did some street demos at the last election and I right cunted some people out :oops:


you're precisely what we need right now, stooo. get stuck in!

what did you say to them?


It's on threads passim.


i'll go on a hunt.
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Re: Liberal Democrats

Postby wutang » Wed Jan 23, 2019 4:38 am

Stooo wrote:Cameron thought that he could rely on the LDs to block the ref...



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:dunno:
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Re: Liberal Democrats

Postby wutang » Wed Jan 23, 2019 4:53 am

MungoBrush wrote:
Cannydc wrote:Are they still going ?

In truth, they are very useful to Labour, taking Tory seats or reducing the Tory vote to let Labour in the side door in some constituencies.

A bit like UKIP in many ways.


Ah yes - North Norfolk - one of those pesky Lib Dem seats since 2001
No doubt Cannydc campaigned for the Labour Candidate - Stephen Burke
One of only 8 Labour candidates in the whole of the UK to actually lose votes

Keep up the good work:

Norfolk North Parliamentary constituency
LD HOLD
General Election 2017 results
PARTY VOTES % NET PERCENTAGE CHANGE IN SEATS +/- %

Liberal Democrat Norman Lamb 25,260 48.4 +9.3

Conservative James Wild 21,748 41.7 +10.8

Labour Stephen Burke 5,180 9.9 -0.3


His number of votes (5,180) was higher than the previous candidate who actually finished 4th behind UKIP in 2015 (5,043). The large increase in turnout went to either Lib Dem or Cons as it was a straight 2 horse race.
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Re: Liberal Democrats

Postby Guest » Wed Jan 23, 2019 8:41 am

wutang wrote:
Stooo wrote:Cameron thought that he could rely on the LDs to block the ref...



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:dunno:

:pmsl:

Well played.
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Re: Liberal Democrats

Postby Cannydc » Wed Jan 23, 2019 9:33 am

wutang wrote:
MungoBrush wrote:
Cannydc wrote:Are they still going ?

In truth, they are very useful to Labour, taking Tory seats or reducing the Tory vote to let Labour in the side door in some constituencies.

A bit like UKIP in many ways.


Ah yes - North Norfolk - one of those pesky Lib Dem seats since 2001
No doubt Cannydc campaigned for the Labour Candidate - Stephen Burke
One of only 8 Labour candidates in the whole of the UK to actually lose votes

Keep up the good work:

Norfolk North Parliamentary constituency
LD HOLD
General Election 2017 results
PARTY VOTES % NET PERCENTAGE CHANGE IN SEATS +/- %

Liberal Democrat Norman Lamb 25,260 48.4 +9.3

Conservative James Wild 21,748 41.7 +10.8

Labour Stephen Burke 5,180 9.9 -0.3


His number of votes (5,180) was higher than the previous candidate who actually finished 4th behind UKIP in 2015 (5,043). The large increase in turnout went to either Lib Dem or Cons as it was a straight 2 horse race.


Norman Lamb's a top man - as a solicitor won my ex-wife £46k compensation for unfair dismissal.
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Re: Liberal Democrats

Postby MungoBrush » Wed Jan 23, 2019 9:38 am

Cannydc wrote:
wutang wrote:
MungoBrush wrote:
Cannydc wrote:Are they still going ?

In truth, they are very useful to Labour, taking Tory seats or reducing the Tory vote to let Labour in the side door in some constituencies.

A bit like UKIP in many ways.


Ah yes - North Norfolk - one of those pesky Lib Dem seats since 2001
No doubt Cannydc campaigned for the Labour Candidate - Stephen Burke
One of only 8 Labour candidates in the whole of the UK to actually lose votes

Keep up the good work:

Norfolk North Parliamentary constituency
LD HOLD
General Election 2017 results
PARTY VOTES % NET PERCENTAGE CHANGE IN SEATS +/- %

Liberal Democrat Norman Lamb 25,260 48.4 +9.3

Conservative James Wild 21,748 41.7 +10.8

Labour Stephen Burke 5,180 9.9 -0.3


His number of votes (5,180) was higher than the previous candidate who actually finished 4th behind UKIP in 2015 (5,043). The large increase in turnout went to either Lib Dem or Cons as it was a straight 2 horse race.


Norman Lamb's a top man - as a solicitor won my ex-wife £46k compensation for unfair dismissal.


He was interviewed on the BBC a few days ago
Talked a lot of sense about Brexit.
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Re: Liberal Democrats

Postby Guest » Wed Jan 23, 2019 12:44 pm

The last election all they banged on about was ignoring the result of the people on avref euref and bumsex. I think that explains the pitiful state.
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Re: Liberal Democrats

Postby Red Okktober » Wed Jan 23, 2019 2:13 pm

Stooo wrote:He will stand down before a new election, where is our new Charles Kennedy?


Down the off license?
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Re: Liberal Democrats

Postby Guest » Wed Jan 23, 2019 2:48 pm

2nd referendum is DOA now. Even amongst themselves and their deliberately rigged polls they cannot agree or find a way to get it through parliment. Remember folks these people will be asking for your vote one day on a rejoin EU ticket. Remember what cnuts they are when they do. We wont be rejoining for a generation or more.
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Re: Liberal Democrats

Postby Stooo » Wed Jan 23, 2019 5:54 pm

Red Okktober wrote:
Stooo wrote:He will stand down before a new election, where is our new Charles Kennedy?


Down the off license?


Alastair Campbell?

Good mates with Charles, he was very shocked at his death.
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