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I guess they should merge them or lock this one up.
Nah, we'll just gab on yours. Mine can wither and die....... All the talking heads are saying this election is necessary, to give May a mandate going forward. Labour must be in turmoil........ lots of seats will be lost I guess. It all depends just how many. I guess it's too late to get rid of Corbyn now. It's difficult for candidates to get behind him as leader, especially when MPs tried to get rid of him a short while ago!!
Nah, we'll just gab on yours. Mine can wither and die....... All the talking heads are saying this election is necessary, to give May a mandate going forward. Labour must be in turmoil........ lots of seats will be lost I guess. It all depends just how many. I guess it's too late to get rid of Corbyn now. It's difficult for candidates to get behind him as leader, especially when MPs tried to get rid of him a short while ago!!
Labour are going to take a hammering, but they have enough safe seats to allow them to remain the opposition. The Lib Dems will make gains, but not as many as they think. UKIP might pinch a few Labour seats, and Scotland is a foregone conclusion, there's no effective opposition to the SNP north of the border, even despite their poor governance and tunnel-vision over independence.
Labour are going to take a hammering, but they have enough safe seats to allow them to remain the opposition. The Lib Dems will make gains, but not as many as they think. UKIP might pinch a few Labour seats, and Scotland is a foregone conclusion, there's no effective opposition to the SNP north of the border, even despite their poor governance and tunnel-vision over independence.
Yep, there is no way Labour MPs can suddenly start talking up Corbyn for PM. Not after all that has been said about him by his own Parliamentary party. They have a real problem here. They will fight like rats to save their seats, and their cushy jobs.
Once the Tories start quoting the statements Corbyn has made the last 30 years on terrorism, the IRA, and lots of other subjects, Labour is sunk. It's just a matter of how many seats they manage to hang onto. A lot of idealistic youngsters seem to support Corbyn. May be this time they'll get up off their arses, and go and vote.
The Liberals will perk up, and may gain a few more seats. Like you say Scottish tunnel vision will ensure the SNP do well. UKIP were in a great position until Nigel Farage walked away. Theresa May could end up with a massive majority.
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Theresa May calls for snap election.
