Tonight’s Leaders Debate

[Thor]

Well Bojo won that one, that’s for sure. At one point Jezza I thought lost his cool.

If labour dropped the whole scale renationlisation of industry’s, got rid of Jezza, took a certain position on Brexit and what the party would recommend then with their manifesto they have would have won the election. They will have to sit out in the wilderness now for at least one full term maybe more, cos if and it’s a big if, if Bojo does what he says then I see a positive future for his party.

[EliotNes]

What lightweight questions were put to them.

It was all just sound bites in the opinion of Mrs NES and I

[Max B Gold]

Well Bojo won that one, that’s for sure. At one point Jezza I thought lost his cool.

If labour dropped the whole scale renationlisation of industry’s, got rid of Jezza, took a certain position on Brexit and what the party would recommend then with their manifesto they have would have won the election. They will have to sit out in the wilderness now for at least one full term maybe more, cos if and it’s a big if, if Bojo does what he says then I see a positive future for his party.

The more you post the less you understand.

[Mikero]

Still lying frequently though, 'anyone guilty of isamaphobia is thrown out instantly', or words to that effect. Yes Boris like the Tory councillor who was reported for social media posts , suspended and then reinstated within days as the party would have lost their majority in the town hall.

Mikero

[Red_Army]

It was a scoreless draw.

I make Thor wrong on the third of his recommendations, and I don't think people are too concerned about the first.

If Labour took a position either way, the problems would be endless as the party throughout it's history has had to straddle two groups- middle class liberals and working class workers. Brexit straddles these two groups almost perfectly. The only way Labour can keep both of these groups somewhat on board is by taking the pragmatic approach it is taking.

[Max B Gold]

It was a scoreless draw.

I make Thor wrong on the third of his recommendations, and I don't think people are too concerned about the first.

If Labour took a position either way, the problems would be endless as the party throughout it's history has had to straddle two groups- middle class liberals and working class workers. Brexit straddles these two groups almost perfectly. The only way Labour can keep both of these groups somewhat on board is by taking the pragmatic approach it is taking.

Any insights into clumsy language and lack of prose?

[Top of the JES]

Boris had to keep his powder dry tonight which he pretty much did, Corbyn didn't land any real blows and Boris kept his narrative pretty much on what he wanted. As debates go it was pretty tepid which suited Boris more than Corbyn.

YouGov poll at the end of the programme asking who had performed best on the night had Boris 52% to 48% ahead.......where have I heard those figures before.

[spen666]

Boris had to keep his powder dry tonight which he pretty much did, Corbyn didn't land any real blows and Boris kept his narrative pretty much on what he wanted. As debates go it was pretty tepid which suited Boris more than Corbyn.

YouGov poll at the end of the programme asking who had performed best on the night had Boris 52% to 48% ahead.......where have I heard those figures before.

Wasn't the last leaders debate exit poll the same?

[Top of the JES]

Boris had to keep his powder dry tonight which he pretty much did, Corbyn didn't land any real blows and Boris kept his narrative pretty much on what he wanted. As debates go it was pretty tepid which suited Boris more than Corbyn.

YouGov poll at the end of the programme asking who had performed best on the night had Boris 52% to 48% ahead.......where have I heard those figures before.

Wasn't the last leaders debate exit poll the same?

Just about, but I was thinking more about the Brexit vote that was 52/48 wasn't it?

[Ronnie Hotdogs]

It was dull.

The only highlight was the old check shirted skinhead in the audience who clapped like a performing seal at every lie emanating from Boris’s trap.

[Ronnie Hotdogs]

It was a scoreless draw.

I make Thor wrong on the third of his recommendations, and I don't think people are too concerned about the first.

If Labour took a position either way, the problems would be endless as the party throughout it's history has had to straddle two groups- middle class liberals and working class workers. Brexit straddles these two groups almost perfectly. The only way Labour can keep both of these groups somewhat on board is by taking the pragmatic approach it is taking.

Thor is wrong on every point, as per normal.

[Max B Gold]

It was a scoreless draw.

I make Thor wrong on the third of his recommendations, and I don't think people are too concerned about the first.

If Labour took a position either way, the problems would be endless as the party throughout it's history has had to straddle two groups- middle class liberals and working class workers. Brexit straddles these two groups almost perfectly. The only way Labour can keep both of these groups somewhat on board is by taking the pragmatic approach it is taking.

Thor is wrong on every point, as per normal.

Correct.

[Disoriented]

Well Bojo won that one, that’s for sure. At one point Jezza I thought lost his cool.

If labour dropped the whole scale renationlisation of industry’s, got rid of Jezza, took a certain position on Brexit and what the party would recommend then with their manifesto they have would have won the election. They will have to sit out in the wilderness now for at least one full term maybe more, cos if and it’s a big if, if Bojo does what he says then I see a positive future for his party.

The more you post the less you understand.

No. The less he understands, the more he posts.

[Thor]

We will see what the electorate say then next week won’t we?