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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Sick and tired of the whole issue
The entire House of Commons should all be de selected and in another general election none of the current 600 od be allowed to stand
Even the raving lunatic party could not have a lower standing around the world than this lot |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Sick and tired of the whole issue
The entire House of Commons should all be de selected and in another general election none of the current 600 od be allowed to stand
Even the raving lunatic party could not have a lower standing around the world than this lot "
My MP is Just weird. I certainly think he is not fit to stand. |
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They have all sworn oaths to discharge their offices in the best interests of the country. I think the likes of Mogg who are now saying well we survived the blitz and WW2 (while positioning themselves to make a killing out of damaging the UK) should be prosecuted and have everything they have or will ever have taken from them (no one should be allowed profit from their malfeasance, especially our representatives). |
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By *ara JTV/TS
over a year ago
Bristol East |
"Sick and tired of the whole issue
The entire House of Commons should all be de selected and in another general election none of the current 600 od be allowed to stand
Even the raving lunatic party could not have a lower standing around the world than this lot "
What makes you think the next crop would be any different, or any better?
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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago
upton wirral |
The problem with a general election is
1 Mostly the same MP's would be standing I cannot see people voting in independent candidates.
2 A general election is on many issues not just bloody brexit.On Brexit which party could put forward a united policy on Brexit,the answer is non of the main parties so whatever the leader says would the others follow if they won?
The only parties that are united would not win an general election as they are in Scotland and Ireland.
So a general election will not sort this.I am not in favour of another refrendom but it makes more sense than an election. |
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"They've all shown themselves to be utterly useless.
Behaving like spoilt children.
A group of Primary Children could have dealt with things better"
I’m going to vote for the ‘bring a bottle party’ |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Sick and tired with the process stalled yes because I think we've worn all the pros & cons arguments to death.
For better or worse we have to just bloody leave and see how the next stage goes, depending on how we leave. |
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By *ara JTV/TS
over a year ago
Bristol East |
We had a general election when the PM wanted a mandate for her type of Brexit.
She won more seats and votes than anyone else, so she got the opportunity to deliver.
She is failing because her own party refuses to endorse what she came up with.
So ask what the choices might be in another General Election.
Labour’s policy of a customs union is probably a balance of Leave and Remain that keeps the Good Friday Agreement intact.
Goodness only knows what the policy of the Conservative Party would be. And would it have any credibility? Probably not.
The Conservatives would see their vote drift to UKIP/Farage anyway. |
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By *bernathCouple
over a year ago
Gloucestershire |
"Sick and tired of the whole issue
The entire House of Commons should all be de selected and in another general election none of the current 600 od be allowed to stand
Even the raving lunatic party could not have a lower standing around the world than this lot "
Finding consensus and agreement is a long and difficult task.
Nothing is quick when your having a conversation between 650 people and everyone is trying to say something at the same time.
Think about why the house of commons is called that for?
It’s a place where people find things in common with each other.
Imagine if you had to balance the needs of your constituents with the needs of the country? How tough is that?
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By *andS66Couple
over a year ago
Derby |
"Sick and tired of the whole issue
The entire House of Commons should all be de selected and in another general election none of the current 600 od be allowed to stand
Even the raving lunatic party could not have a lower standing around the world than this lot
Finding consensus and agreement is a long and difficult task.
Nothing is quick when your having a conversation between 650 people and everyone is trying to say something at the same time.
Think about why the house of commons is called that for?
It’s a place where people find things in common with each other.
Imagine if you had to balance the needs of your constituents with the needs of the country? How tough is that?
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Yes, a majority of constituencies voted leave, a majority of the UK voted leave.
Fancy having to balance that. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"We had a general election when the PM wanted a mandate for her type of Brexit.
She won more seats and votes than anyone else, so she got the opportunity to deliver.
She is failing because her own party refuses to endorse what she came up with.
So ask what the choices might be in another General Election.
Labour’s policy of a customs union is probably a balance of Leave and Remain that keeps the Good Friday Agreement intact.
Goodness only knows what the policy of the Conservative Party would be. And would it have any credibility? Probably not.
The Conservatives would see their vote drift to UKIP/Farage anyway."
maybe in South but it's endgame for Labour in North |
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