The point of asking the poster that was pointing out they did a dumb thing before so it's perfectly possible they will again as he was asking why they would do something seemingly illogical.
If it's a choice of a second ref with Corbyn in government but dependent on their votes and with the ability to bring him down at will if he steps outside what they consider acceptable, of course they fucking will. The alternative would be BoJo in No. 10 and a hard Brexit and that would be worse for them.
No it fucking isn't. Their number one priority and all Swinson ever bangs on about is Brexit and the prevention thereof. They. Are. Not. Going. To. Enter. Into. An. Agreement. With. The. Fucking. Tories. There is no compromising on Brexit for either the LDs or the Tories. They're locked into their extreme positions and their respective support is conditional on that extremity. Either one of them breaking it would end up immediately losing huge chunks of their supporters.
Man who sold profitable Royal Mail for a discount price tells others to get their finances in check.
Why didn't the Libs stop Windrush from happening or at least speak out? Windrush happened under the coalition.
They have also attacked Jeremy Corbyn at every opportunity and ruled out any sort of pact with them.
I will never vote Libs, but then they are dead where I live anyways.
I don't think any one has said labour shouldn't work with the lib Dems if needed?
Because breaking one of these two promises achieves their aims and the other one doesn't. Moreover, I don't think there will be any formal pact. There will be an under the table agreement to not bring Corbyn down as long as he's working towards a second ref and/or remaining. Apart from that, all bets are off.
This is your political analysis, others can have their own.
It's a spectator sport to some, austerity destroyed lives ofcourse people won't like one of the parties that enabled it. But you're supposed to just forget that while a coalition minister is their leader.
Yeah it's still not too bad footing for Labour for now. I suspect there's still some Brexit Party/Tory drama to come once the manifesto is out and they have a written position on deal/no deal.
This is super important. I know I spend too much time nagging entrenched Tories and not enough time trying to encourage non-voters to vote.
Don't be a prick.
Let's hope it's a really really red and socialist horse!
Horses are the bourgeois of animals. The humble donkey is the true workers steed.
Kensington residents occasionally wake in a cold sweat thinking about the 50p tax rate. Horrible.
