is that it now game over no chance of POTUS

 

Rayguns out

13 minutes ago, kent_white said:

See when I look at DT's first 100 days in office - it's completely clear why his approval rating is as low as it is. With KS - I'm scratching my head a little to really understand what he's done that's switched people off to the extent that he seems to have. 

He's about as competent of a prime minister as we've had for a long, long time. And he's not even done anything that controversial - at least not much controversial in the eyes of the kind of people that might be quick to flip from liking him to disliking him anyway. 

I'm starting to think that British people might just be daft. 

He ain’t called Nigel. 
 
Simple

As are the fuckers who think he’s the answer  

 

2 minutes ago, BobyBrno said:

Not a clue🤷‍♂️

Neither did Julie yet you thought her worthy of your vote 😁

7 minutes ago, BobyBrno said:

In a democracy, you can do both. 👍

Exactly - so pejoratives like remoner isn't massively helping.

18 minutes ago, kent_white said:

See when I look at DT's first 100 days in office - it's completely clear why his approval rating is as low as it is. With KS - I'm scratching my head a little to really understand what he's done that's switched people off to the extent that he seems to have. 

He's about as competent of a prime minister as we've had for a long, long time. And he's not even done anything that controversial - at least not much controversial in the eyes of the kind of people that might be quick to flip from liking him to disliking him anyway. 

I'm starting to think that British people might just be daft. 

You’re confusing American politics with UK. Starmer is unpopular because of his party. Trump because… well he’s Trump.

Remember, only 33% voted Labour. (52%Trump) The latest opinion polls have Labour around 25%. In fact Reform are ahead of both Labour and Tories. 
Julie likes this. 

25 minutes ago, royal white said:

😂😂

What is it then? 

2 minutes ago, BobyBrno said:

You’re confusing American politics with UK. Starmer is unpopular because of his party. Trump because… well he’s Trump.

Remember, only 33% voted Labour. (52%Trump) The latest opinion polls have Labour around 25%. In fact Reform are ahead of both Labour and Tories. 
Julie likes this. 

Maybe that's got something to do with it. But again - I can't point to anything massively controversial the Labour Party have done to deserve that tanking either?

3 minutes ago, BobyBrno said:

You’re confusing American politics with UK. Starmer is unpopular because of his party. Trump because… well he’s Trump.

Remember, only 33% voted Labour. (52%Trump) The latest opinion polls have Labour around 25%. In fact Reform are ahead of both Labour and Tories. 
Julie likes this. 

I doubt she knows the difference between Kier and Nige😁

2 minutes ago, kent_white said:

What is it then? 

Google Starmers lies. You will Probably find your answer there. 

It's so binary this thread it's quite pointless.

BB, RW and Bolty will always double down. 

Just now, Not in Crawley said:

It's so binary this thread it's quite pointless.

BB, RW and Bolty will always double down. 

Annnnnnd he off 😂

1 minute ago, royal white said:

Annnnnnd he off 😂

Nah, that's your niche.

1 hour ago, BobyBrno said:

I’m not a Trump fan. He’s a Tosser. A democratically elected Tosser. I was thinking more about you remoaners. You’ve never stopped moaning and whinging and moaning and whinging and moaning. It’s called democracy. 
If Trump somehow changes the constitution to allow him a third term, so what. As long as the people of the US have a democratic vote, why worry? 🤷‍♂️

Brexit has been dogshit and I voted for it.

I also voted Tory once upon a time and they turned out to be dogshit.

Weirdly, only one of these situations can be put to the electoral test every few years.

3 minutes ago, Spider said:

Brexit has been dogshit and I voted for it.

I also voted Tory once upon a time and they turned out to be dogshit.

Weirdly, only one of these situations can be put to the electoral test every few years.

The only 2 terms rule over the water is a bit of a shit one though isn’t it. It doesn’t make much sense. 

4 minutes ago, royal white said:

The only 2 terms rule over the water is a bit of a shit one though isn’t it. It doesn’t make much sense. 

It fits in with their generally backward political situation.

The irony that you cannot amend an amendment is never missed on me.

Just googled 'Starmer's lies' and it's just the usual shite from the Daily Express and GB News 

Was expecting much more based on the earlier comment..

12 hours ago, Zico said:

they don't like losing elections, these facists, do they

Never met a facist. Fair enough if you don't like an ugly face you've seen I suppose.

6 hours ago, Greg_BWFC said:

If he could run and they were daft enough to vote him in again, America would deserve everything it'd get.

I think he brings it up a lot as mischief making when things are going to shit.

Quick, look at this, not that shitshow over there.

Be amazed if Democrats don't win next time around the way he's started.

Not sure what they'd be walking into like 🤔.

You are not considering the usual cycle. You may yet be amazed.

They all get the bad/controversial stuff out of the way early in their tenure then layer on the sweeteners as the time gets close. You may be correct in your assertion. You may be completely wrong.

6 hours ago, mickbrown said:

He'd have to get an amendment to the constitution. Which he'd never get as you need 2/3 of both houses and 3/4 of the states.

Never happening.

He's just being an obnoxious bellend as usual

"Fascist". FFS what a dumb cunt Cheese truly is.

6 hours ago, mickbrown said:

Aye.

Just can't see people letting him get away with ignoring the constitution.

Agreed. It's all chaff to antagonise the over excitables like Bertie Blunderbuss.

3 hours ago, BobyBrno said:

Go for it. I’m all for that sort of stuff. As long as people accept the result and don’t continually moan afterwards.

I voted remain. 

I hope they do. As far as 'remain', the Royal Family would win in a canter.

2 hours ago, kent_white said:

See when I look at DT's first 100 days in office - it's completely clear why his approval rating is as low as it is. With KS - I'm scratching my head a little to really understand what he's done that's switched people off to the extent that he seems to have. 

He's about as competent of a prime minister as we've had for a long, long time. And he's not even done anything that controversial - at least not much controversial in the eyes of the kind of people that might be quick to flip from liking him to disliking him anyway. 

I'm starting to think that British people might just be daft. 

No, not daft.

You just lean left and struggle to see. Understandable.

2 hours ago, mickbrown said:

He ain’t called Nigel. 
 
Simple

As are the fuckers who think he’s the answer  

 

I'm here.

2 hours ago, kent_white said:

Maybe that's got something to do with it. But again - I can't point to anything massively controversial the Labour Party have done to deserve that tanking either?

Really? Start with taking the winter heating allowance off the old folks. If that didn't indicate that their 'socialist principles' are riddled with hypocrisy you should keep your blindfold on.

2 hours ago, royal white said:

Annnnnnd he off 😂

To a point they/them is correct. Most threads end up binary. I am writing to my diversity dictator.

35 minutes ago, London Wanderer said:

Just googled 'Starmer's lies' and it's just the usual shite from the Daily Express and GB News 

Was expecting much more based on the earlier comment..

You mean they printed his lies? What else were you expecting?