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Prefer to vote on the day to fully take into account all factors.
Final weekends campaigning which is taking place in poor weather generally speaking. A read of the Sunday papers has proved an interesting read. Poor weather is forecast for polling day which could be a factor. Nevertheless if the weather is very bad it’s not possible to alter polling day.
has to be the washing up liquid one, very important to have too.
Ooh I say, whatever next.
At least they get to eat some nice food? As I understand. Perhaps next year it could be based on a desert island?
There are now questions for Labour to answer on this so called Brexit Document.
Watched QT for a bit and fell asleep, utter drivel!!!!
Corbyn has sunk to a new low with his lies about the Queens Xmas day message. Totally unfit to be PM. I dont care if he watches it or not, but if he lies about this, then what else?
Corbyn only offers false hope. The “good times” will last a matter of months or weeks! But what will follow will be years of further cuts to make good the damage. We can all get a loan and credit card and go mad for a few months or year, then suddenly reality hits and we have to cut back for years to repay the debt.
I have a quandary whom to vote for and am seriously considering voting for a party I have never voted for before, Animal Rights. As I have indicated rural affairs, not Brexit or the NHS will be the defining factor. I cannot vote Labour, Whig (lib) or Tory, but coming from one of the safest Tory seats my vote is of little consequence.
Corbyn only offers false hope. The “good times” will last a matter of months or weeks!
I know someone who gave his wife some saucepans for crimbo, she was not amused, and no, not me!
Brydo, you have asked some difficult questions on his forum over the years and we have done our best to answer, but you now ask the impossible!
Crucial week ahead . Politician’s will play a straight bat and make sure their not hit for six. Opinion polls have been steady for a few days. More troubling stories about Corbyn .
Agreed, I’m not sure Corbyn would be “allowed” to serve as PM, there would be a coup within Labour to oust him. His views are similar to those of the Communist party which attracts only a handful of votes.
I thought you had to be a celebrity?
It is Labour in name only.
Some articles are true, some untrue and others partially true. Some have elements of truth, some untruths and others all untrue. In deciding if its true or untrue or partially true one has to decide on the character of the author, the publishing organisation and advertising medium. Only then is it possible to ascertain the degree of truth that in all truthfulness can be attributed to it. So in this case, perhaps with a clear mind one could say with absolute truth that its difficult to say, with any degree of truth, if the said articles are true, untrue or contain any degree of truthfulness contained within said writings. I hope this has clarified the situation, without, in all truth, offering more. In all truthfulness I feel their is little truth in much, but need to explore in much greater depth to give a detailed and truthful response. In all truth I may not have the time, if I am telling the truth
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More electioneering jiggery pokery.
Donald Trump on the box this morning. Looking very presidential.
Whoever wins the show will need a clear head.
Mike we will need to start picking who will be evicted. Let’s start tomorrow
Not another bailiffs show!
Ideal crimbo gift. Politician’s 2020 calender! Wrong dates and duff info on public holidays. Etc
Excellent thread. Fully concur and best wishes and thanks to all the moderators.
Tonight’s debate on ITV was a farce, only watched for 5 minutes.
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