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Oh cool so now it would be a national humiliation if Varadkar decided to back down on the backstop. Not that he would anyway, but something something disgracing the memory of those who died in 1916 or something.Comment
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https://twitter.com/britainelects/status/1176087917149728768
Would require a formal Lab-Lib Dem coalition if that scenario materialised.Comment
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What about the SNP?Comment
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Not necessarily. God knows what the seat distribution would be.Comment
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Originally posted by Snake Plissken View Posthttps://twitter.com/TheScotsman/status/1176096665222242304?s=19
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Originally posted by Etienne View Posthttps://twitter.com/flaviblePolitic/status/1176093540570607617?s=19
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Sure, but those are wildly speculative.Comment
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Supreme Court to release its ruling at 10:30 tomorrow morningComment
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https://twitter.com/BBCNormanS/status/1176133353621397507
At least two of the three are contradictory.Comment
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BeautifulComment
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They have to represent their members...Originally posted by ursus arctos View Post
And possibly a list of targeted constituencies that have been widely polled to follow,done by pollster's lot, sometime this week, albeit in abbreviated form.Comment
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Labour reject the Remain motion, back the Corbyn position:
https://www.theguardian.com/politics...port-live-newsComment
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Oh well.Comment
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Either way half the country rejoices, half the country despairs, social media is full of trolls and we advance not one inch closer to resolving this utter clusterfuck.Originally posted by ursus arctos View PostComment
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And there go at least Six Scottish SLab Seats to the Nats, and the Lib Dems will be rubbing their fuckin duplicitous hands UK wide.
this triangulating has worked out really fuckin well so far, why not continue into a death spiral?Comment
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It's a shame. Anyway, so now I'm against an election.Comment
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If the vote on the floor was indeed so close that two people on the dias called it differently, then it strikes me as insane not to have a card vote.
Chair rejects call for card vote - despite admitting there was some confusion as to result
Some delegates are calling for a card vote.
Wendy Nichols, the chair, seems to be resisting this.
She says whichever way she goes, she will be in trouble.
She says: "In my view it was carried."
Then she corrects herself. She says it was lost.
Earlier, just before she announced the vote, she said that she thought it went one way, but that Jennie (Formby, Labour's general secretary, who is on the platform) thought it went another way. Nichols did not say who thought what, but when she announced the result initially (see 5.42pm) she said it had been lost.
A delegate says this is one of the most important decisions facing the party. There should be a card vote.
Nichols says the vote was lost. She wants the party to be right with itself.Comment
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Fucking jokers. Who needs the media to demonize Labour when they show themselves to be total fucking jokers at every opportunity. Yet another Left self immolation. My only hope now for my friends and family is independence, RUK looks fucking doomed.Comment
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Keir Starmer:
"If you want a referendum, vote Labour, if you want a final say on Brexit, vote Labour, if you want to fight for remain, vote Labour."Comment
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They're offering me precisely nothing, as they aren't going to be in government.
(That point 4 from old sillybollocks there is...well, it's a bit cheeky)Comment
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