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I've been smiling at how people have been using this board for political ends without blatantly stating their aimVarious knocks, spin and derision So I thought I'd just be blunt!For the economy, security, immigration, keeping Diane Abbot as a comedy act in opposition and Brexit I say back Blue The issue with Ealing Hospital is a concern I admit but on balance I cannot see the modern day Michael Foot being anything other than a disaster So there, I've said it.

Colin Goodman ● 3071d11 Comments

Interesting results. May will soldier on for a few days, but her own judgement is being questioned by many. By calling this election with the support of the most biased BBC coverage in history and the Mail,Sun,Express,Telegraph and Times she has lost seats. She has allowed Jeremy Corbyn to sell his message. On top of that with her "Crying Wolf" comments to the Police whilst Home secretary she probably lost a large chunk of votes with recent terrorist events. She is an empty politician who was once part of project fear who now tells us that brexit will be wonderful. I would reckon 2 weeks and she will have to go.

Peter Chadburn ● 3070d

Why would anyone want to vote for the weak and wobbly May and her cohort of self serving liars.  Give me the honesty and integrity of Corbyn any day.  Vote Labour

Marion Dunn ● 3071d

Labour have organised a victory party in the West End ??? Ha Ha

Dennis Brogan ● 3071d

Yep, she's in Trump's pocket. I am not totally convinced by Corbyn either but frankly, they're all a bunch of twats. Abbott won't be around much longer. Corbyn isn't going to win and I think we may see a return of David Milliband at some point or Keir Starmer will rise up to lead. Something has to give. My preference would be a hung parliament or a war time type coalition. We are now in extremely treacherous waters.

Penelope Crocker ● 3071d

I like the straight honest talking of McDonnel. I am not totally convinced by Corbyn, however if the Parliamentary Labour Party get into government i can see Abbot being replaced in that role. He has taken Labour forward quite a bit. It needed to reconnect after the Bliar years. I liked Cameron a lot and felt that the coalition worked well. but i fear for us all with Theresa May. She is an empty MP who is there for political glory and not looking for the best answer but for the answer that sounds good in a superficial way. No substance or integrity. The NHS will disappear under her. For me it was the things missing from the manifesto that are telling. If working people Vote for her up north then it will be like a suicide note for a very dark future. Cutting Police numbers even further is on the agenda. Cosy relationships with the Saudi backers of ISIS. I really fear for us!!

Peter Chadburn ● 3071d

Vote Labour and you will getCorbyn (well-intentioned, sincere and the first credible labour leader in a long time).Abbott (please, 'diplomatic' illnesses and barely competent).McDonnell( not even a believer in parliamentary democracy).Rayner (third shadow education secretary in 18 months and makes Diane Abbott's mathematics look of degree standard)The competent incumbents and candidates have either been ousted or have 'run a mile' from serving under Corbyn.There have been 34, yes 34 changes to the shadow cabinet since the 2015 election with positional changes and sackings. That's even more often than Jose Mourinho changes his line-up!Strong and stable has been criminally overused but, given the 'quality' of the opposition, that is exactly what is needed.That is why the Conservative candidate Fabio Conti gets my vote in Ealing Southall.

Paul Gibbs ● 3071d

'It is said that our Prime Minister, behind the scenes, works like a Trojan literally doing the work of two men - Laurel & Hardy.' Jeremy does it too. Dumb and Dumber.

Graham Weeks ● 3071d

Really, when she's not being 'strong and stable' you mean?

Penelope Crocker ● 3071d

It is said that our Prime Minister, behind the scenes, works like a Trojan literally doing the work of two men - Laurel & Hardy.

Philip Coe ● 3071d

Why ? Can't see any reason to vote for the surprisingly dim Theresa May. I shall be voting tactically to keep them out. In my constituency it's Labour.

Penelope Crocker ● 3071d

Well said Colin. Here are my reasons too. http://christianquoter.blogspot.co.uk/2017/06/why-i-am-voting-conservative-today.html

Graham Weeks ● 3071d