Anna Soubry elected as new leader of Change Uk !!
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Anna Soubry elected as new leader of Change Uk !!
Awful night for Change UK, they got even less percentage of the EU election vote than the now completely smashed UKIP party !!
The leader of Change UK, Heidi Allen, has said her party could merge with with the Liberal Democrats, appearing to put her at odds with Chuka Umunna who just wants an election pact with the Lib Dems.
The leader of Change UK, Heidi Allen, has said her party could merge with with the Liberal Democrats, appearing to put her at odds with Chuka Umunna who just wants an election pact with the Lib Dems.
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Re: What next to Change UK ?
What future for ''Change Uk ..........I would guess to vanish as quickly as it first appeared.
A band of Politicians whose big egos vastly exceeded their own personal abilities.
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Re: What next for Change UK ?
The politicians are truly awful cos they only care about themselves and their paymasters and wilfully ignore the public.
Change UK will i suspect end up folding in on itself as they've been rejected by the public. I can't see the original parties taking them back so I guess any moves would be begging ones towards the lib dems.
Change UK will i suspect end up folding in on itself as they've been rejected by the public. I can't see the original parties taking them back so I guess any moves would be begging ones towards the lib dems.
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Re: What next for Change UK ?
Brave snd principled politicians ..... chancers whose gamble didn't pay off .... or just plain stupid?
Whichever it is, they will be gone after the next general election.
Whichever it is, they will be gone after the next general election.
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Re: What next for Change UK ?
More like Change Nappies
The ‘Independent Group’ were (after all) full of sh*t
The ‘Independent Group’ were (after all) full of sh*t
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Re: What next for Change UK ?
So trueContrifibulatoryFred wrote: ↑Mon May 27, 2019 8:24 am More like Change Nappies
The ‘Independent Group’ were (after all) full of sh*t
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Re: What next for Change UK ?
Ohh that was so funny !!ContrifibulatoryFred wrote: ↑Mon May 27, 2019 8:24 am More like Change Nappies
The ‘Independent Group’ were (after all) full of sh*t
Tell that to Anna Soubry who I just saw on the news babbling about what a GOOD result her new party had !!
Re: What next for Change UK ?
Have politicians replaced Estate Agents as the profession that people most love to have - and not trust?
"Call me Dave" looks like he fits into both!
"Call me Dave" looks like he fits into both!
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Re: What next for Change UK ?
Apart from Tommy Yaxley Lennon, Gerard Batten and the YouTube troll all getting SMASHED at the ballot box, Change UK being utterly, utterly rejected was the only highlight of a miserable night. They're spent already, see ya.
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Re: What next for Change UK ?
Whilst they are bad, estate agent agents are an entirely different species. They deserve all the bad press they get and then some.
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Re: What next for Change UK ?
Add to that list ''Used Car Salesmen''
As said often about ''Tricky Dicky'' Nixon.........''Would you buy a used car from this man ?
Ahhh.......NO !
There is a humorous Cartoon picture of Nixon with these words, but I have not got the pc ability to post it on this forum !!
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Re: What next for Change UK ?
They will probably all go and get cushty jobs on the boards of private sector companies.
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Re: What next for Change UK ?
The leaders....Umuna,Allen, Leslie etc will like leave politics and get jobs in the city.... The rest will join the Lib Dems
But who cares anyway
But who cares anyway
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Re: What next for Change UK ?
They probably underestimated the LibDems ability, with its clear “bollox to brexit” message mopping up so many remainers protest votes from the centrists voters. If they can’t make a dent in a PR election they have no chance under FPTP. Best just to fold into the LibDems, which is what they should have done in the first place, instead of fragmenting the centre vote.
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Or even perhaps try to do a Neil Kinnock and attempt to climb onto the EU gravy train in some way or the other.ComeOnYouOs wrote: ↑Mon May 27, 2019 9:44 am The leaders....Umuna,Allen, Leslie etc will like leave politics and get jobs in the city.... The rest will join the Lib Dems
But who cares anyway
Esteban They will probably all go and get cushty jobs on the board boards of private sector companies.
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Re: What next for Change UK ?
I’m sure the Lib Dems’ eyes will light up at the thought of adding a few more MPs for a couple of years before every last one of the stinkin’, self-important, back-stabbing, careerist weapons are wiped out at the next election.
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Re: What next for Change UK ?
Soubry has already ruled out joining up with the Lib Dems, with her BIG ego, she could be her OWN self contained Party within herself !!Kitch’s Magic Toes wrote: ↑Mon May 27, 2019 9:56 am I’m sure the Lib Dems’ eyes will light up at the thought of adding a few more MPs for a couple of years before every last one of the stinkin’, self-important, back-stabbing, careerist weapons are wiped out at the next election.
Yes most likely, next general election they will most likely all be consigned to the Dustbin of Politics, good riddance too !
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Re: What next for Change UK ?
Interestingly, if all these REMAIN Parties are Joined by Labour, then with no proportional representational vote in a General Election, without election pacts ( Unlikely ) they will all be taking votes off each other. Same goes for the leave side with the Conservative and Brexit party's. I would prefer we change to some type of proportional representation, perhaps similar to the EU election system. I voted for the Alternative Vote referendum in 2011, but it was soundly rejected by a ratio of 2 to 1.
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Re: What next for Change UK ?
Those leave Conservative constituency's will love turning LibDem without a say.Thor wrote: ↑Mon May 27, 2019 7:53 am The politicians are truly awful cos they only care about themselves and their paymasters and wilfully ignore the public.
Change UK will i suspect end up folding in on itself as they've been rejected by the public. I can't see the original parties taking them back so I guess any moves would be begging ones towards the lib dems.
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Well said .Sid Bishop wrote: ↑Mon May 27, 2019 10:04 amSoubry has already ruled out joining up with the Lib Dems, with her BIG ego, she could be her OWN self contained Party within herself !!Kitch’s Magic Toes wrote: ↑Mon May 27, 2019 9:56 am I’m sure the Lib Dems’ eyes will light up at the thought of adding a few more MPs for a couple of years before every last one of the stinkin’, self-important, back-stabbing, careerist weapons are wiped out at the next election.
Yes most likely, next general election they will most likely all be consigned to the Dustbin of Politics, good riddance too !
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Re: What next for Change UK ?
Just noticed that despite standing in the whole of the UK the Change Losers Weasels got fewer votes than the SNP.
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Re: What next for Change UK ?
I'm unsure of the right voting system, but the FPTP is dis-enfranchising voters and in turn allowing political parties to field people that fulfil the party's self interest. How can any party be elected when it gets 40% (max) of the vote on 70% turnout? I live in Sevenoaks. What's the point of voting, even for tories? In 134 years of existence, the constituency has been in conservative hands for 133 years. Leyton has been labour for all but a year since being formed as a constituency in 1950. What's the point of a contrary vote?Sid Bishop wrote: ↑Mon May 27, 2019 10:12 am Interestingly, if all these REMAIN Parties are Joined by Labour, then with no proportional representational vote in a General Election, without election pacts ( Unlikely ) they will all be taking votes off each other. Same goes for the leave side with the Conservative and Brexit party's. I would prefer we change to some type of proportional representation, perhaps similar to the EU election system. I voted for the Alternative Vote referendum in 2011, but it was soundly rejected by a ratio of 2 to 1.
A vote needs to mean something - even if the commons was FPTP and a section of the lords was voted in by, say, PR.