Pevenseagull
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Pevenseagull
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I'd like to have had Mark Francois or Andrew Bridgen on the panel.
portlock seagull
Why? Why us?
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And to think It’s only going to get worse before it gets better. In other news...Climate Change!
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Does anyone ever bother watching this any more?
clapham_gull
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- Aug 20, 2003
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Yes religiously, Quite good tonight.
The debate is much better after Parliaments horrendous performance yesterday.
Gina Miller absolutely owns the audience with facts.
clapham_gull
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Bizarre reaction to the Welsh MP.
Wants another referendum, expected booos from 50% of course.
Then suggests that a second one should be BINDING and not ADVISORY and receives even bigger boos.
Bonkers
Wants another referendum, expected booos from 50% of course.
Then suggests that a second one should be BINDING and not ADVISORY and receives even bigger boos.
Bonkers
Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
Bizarre reaction to the Welsh MP.
Wants another referendum, expected booos from 50% of course.
Then suggests that a second one should be BINDING and not ADVISORY and receives even bigger boos.
Bonkers
All the reasons why Blair was wrong with this regional government rubbish
clapham_gull
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Unfortunately the winners won't accept it either. It really is quite simple.
Theresa May did something really really stupid. The result of the referendum was tight, but the Government had a majority. She went for an election and imported the close referendum result into Parliament.
It's then complete open season in a representative democracy where 1) The opposition oppose (clue is in the name) 2) The right wing of the Tory party and the DUP start flexing their muscles.
The reality is this. If it wasn't for that election we would now be out with Northern Ireland declared a special region if the border technology isn't in place.
You can blame the opposition / remainers all you like, but you sound like someone who has lost 5-0 blaming the referee.
Tactically the Conservative have ****ed this up and continue to **** it up. They are now completely desperate and relying on base populism.
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clapham_gull
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Oooh I just knew you would have to respond.............
In terms of a comeback, that's up with Cannon and Ball.
Whine all you like, your masters ****ed it up.
Really mate, don't bother with this twerp. He's a troll.
Pevenseagull
Anti-greed coalition
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if we are playing 'word of the day' .... the referendum was inveigled.
joydivisionovengloves
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Is exactly right.
clapham_gull
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I like him and want to help him with what he is going through. He has been lied to and is thrashing out.
drew
Drew
The referendum was not legally binding, that is a fact. Irrelevant what politicians claim was going to happen, doesn't change the fact it was legally an advisory referendum. If it had been a binding referendum then the overspending by the leave campaign, as found by the High Court, would have meant the Electoral Commission would have declared the result null and void.
drew
Drew
I like that.
I was under the impression the remain campaign spent more.