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Hmm, so you think you're read ALL of my posts on the forum eh! Wow, you're either a stalker or a sad git with no life. I can't say that I remember reading any of yours apart from you trying to have a dig at me on this thread. Anyway, I know what I said and I never said all Labour supporters...

The Prime Minister is paid £150,402 a year. This includes the basic salary for a member of parliament which is currently £74,962. It doesn't factor in the value of the Prime Minister's flat in Downing Street, or her other official residences. Frighteningly small amount of money. I know...

You're the blinkered one I have said that I don't approve of things the Tories have done and that I was not impressed with several of their leaders. And, being honest, I don't recall Labour supporters being critical of Labour policies. Maybe I haven't ready every post on here and missed that...

Yes, but 'cleverly' removing the point which I made being critical of Tories. There are lots on here who just say stuff like 'Tories are selfish c*nts', so I stand by by comment. However, I did not say that all Labour voters are 'rent-a-gob' twits. Maybe too subtle for you to notice eh!

Well, Labour supporters do not seem to accept that Labour policy was in any way a factor in the 2007/8 financial crisis. Nothing at all. When things go wrong, it's the big bad world. Dear 'Prudence' was not balancing expenditure over the economic cycle; he was also spending 'future' money via...

What is so f*cking annoying on here is the pathetic, blinkered comments from a lot on both sides. There were numerous Labour committed supporters who were saying stuff before the election that the Corbyn experiment had failed; then they are suddenly proclaiming him as the new messiah (based on...

Maybe he could get away with the same as Labour. "Roll-up, Roll-up. Free give aways for everyone. Don't worry where it comes from, that's just minor details."

In which case I apologise. However, those comments, IMO, deem him unfit for public office. Boris can make gaffes I accept, but I know a lot of people that like him compared to the 'on message' BS we get now. I think he would connect with a lot of not political people. The hard-line...

Oh, the irony coming from you. Another poster who would vote for a pig wearing a red rosette. :shootself

Says the man who (I believe) supports John McDonald who wanted the IRA to win by "ballot, bomb or bullet". :lol:

David Davies just doesn't inspire me. I like Boris and think he would connect with a lot of people (I exclude people who post on political threads on here, as I'm talking the average punter who is not really that interested in politics). And Ruth Davidson (from the little I have seen of her)...