I tried to, but it wasn't where I expected it to be.
A dogs breakfast
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SammyInnit
I read it and I can see through your dishonesty
The question is should we be asked deal or no deal.
Not, deal, no deal or remain which is painfully obvious yet no doubt what labour and the 'peoples vote' rabble want.
That would skew it in favour of remain; if you asked 10 people, 4 want to remain, 3 want a deal and 3 want no deal, remain would win. Not because they make a majority but based on the dishonesty you're implying it would, there are still more people who would want to leave.
Apply that to your poll, remove the 'third option' and we're still leaving the EU, second referendum or not.
Look at the question wording, no mention of remaining and cancelling:
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Bodd
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Bodd
And something you sometimes have a common trait with...
It is a 'bottom-feeder'
It's better than being a bottom pusher.
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SammyInnit
And something you sometimes have a common trait with...
It is a 'bottom-feeder'
Why are you such a vulgar person?
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Bodd
Well the dogs breakfast is certainly going to be served up
Stamer was on the radio this morning contradicting his fellow shadow cabinet colleague the shadow chancellor
What we have got is Labour will vote against any agreement that may comes to with Merkel macron and all the other EU leaders
And will vote in the same lobby with Boris Johnson and Jacob Rees Mog
Yep politics throws up some strange bed fellows
Stamer was on the radio this morning contradicting his fellow shadow cabinet colleague the shadow chancellor
What we have got is Labour will vote against any agreement that may comes to with Merkel macron and all the other EU leaders
And will vote in the same lobby with Boris Johnson and Jacob Rees Mog
Yep politics throws up some strange bed fellows
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durhamplumber
Lol ..vulgarity is one of Ellal's more interesting traits!
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vinty
McDonnell's Marxist policies sound like something from Groucho rather than Karl.
Always wondered why Jeremy puts up with clowns like Diane Abbot and McDonnell, could be when they are compared to him ,he comes across as half sensible.
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vinty
A lot of people in Britain are in denial when it comes to Jeremy Corbyn.
They seem incapable of understanding how and why someone like Jeremy who was on the fringes for years is now in the mainstream and could conceivably be the next prime minister.
What they don't seem to grasp is the fact that he hasn't changed his political views one iota.
40 years ago his political views were considered to extreme even for a Labour party which considered itself a radical socialist party. Yet today to a large section of the electorate his views are no longer regarded extreme.
What a lot of people are in denial about is the fact the Tories austerity policies have alienated millions of people and things will only get worse until the underlying causes of Corbynism are addressed.
They seem incapable of understanding how and why someone like Jeremy who was on the fringes for years is now in the mainstream and could conceivably be the next prime minister.
What they don't seem to grasp is the fact that he hasn't changed his political views one iota.
40 years ago his political views were considered to extreme even for a Labour party which considered itself a radical socialist party. Yet today to a large section of the electorate his views are no longer regarded extreme.
What a lot of people are in denial about is the fact the Tories austerity policies have alienated millions of people and things will only get worse until the underlying causes of Corbynism are addressed.
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SammyInnit
I have to say too, I don't consider it 'austerity' as many see it as long as the public purse is in debt. There was talk of Corbyn creating a lot of green jobs, starting with gardeners to oversee the upkeep of his magic money trees.
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Some high up labour mp is advising people to vote tory.
Says Corbyn is the greatest threat to the well being of the country in a generation.
Former MP, trade minister under Gordon Brown, now Peer thanks to Gordon Brown, used to be chief of the CBI, is making a speech at the Tory conference so ... maybe not such a revelation.
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