I can imagine the Brexit Party doing well in the seats they put up candidates in. I really can't see how the Tory Party can do well after this whole mess is completely down to them. What was the point of the Tory party bringing in the 5 year term act if they are just going to break it whenever it suits them?

At the last election, Labour did much better than I expected but then I believed the polls (and HoL) and was expecting them to be annihilated. Success for them will be keeping the same number of MPs.

It's 106 miles to Chicago, we got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark... and we're wearing sunglasses.

Agreed, in six days time maybe we could have a party and resolve the issue then.

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Is it ?

It's not is it, it is however Parliaments fault as a whole. Having the leave voters win, and then not leaving was parliaments fault and not just the Conservative Government.

Corbyn asking for election after election, then only agreeing to one after an extension to Brexit was asked for. The DUP being the typical small minded short angry man of politics, and lets not forget the house of Lords whom 80 percent are receiving ridiculous pensions from the EU itself who pushed through the bill barring the way for a no deal brexit, effectively meaning we were going into negotiations with one armed tied behind our back.

It is the money grabbing self serving lying conniving shytehawk remainers across all parties that have delayed what the public voted for, not just the ones in the Tory Party.

I can see the Tory's Joining Forces with Farage and dropping the DUP like a stone. If they don't I can see a lot of disillusioned leave voters voting for the Brexit Party, taking away votes for the Tory's which in turn could give Labour and their absolute grade A cnut of a leader more seats than they, or anyone else for that matter would expect.

However I have faith that the British Electorate, no matter what their view on Brexit, immigration, NHS, etc etc are not a bunch of swivel eyed socialists and wouldn't trust Corbyn with hitting water if he fell out of a boat, let alone run the country.

The cost of this is?

They already have enough of the student vote and with a winning minority they’d team up with the Lib non Dems and SNP.

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Trying to work out whats going to happen.

During the last election, the economy was still faltering, Corbyn was at the peak of his popularity, the Tories were making no real progress on Brexit, and tried to put through a ridiculous manifesto. The Tories should have been slaughtered, but they still managed to hang on because Corbyn was so unpopular.

For the current election.

I'd expect the Tories have a manifesto for the center ground, more spending on prisons, police, and infrastructure. They've got a clear Brexit policy. I'd expect them to win back some of the seats lost to Labour. Something like 60% of Tory constituencies voted leave. Out of the 40% that wanted to remain there is a chance that Lib Dem might make some gains, but I think voters in these constituencies won't have strong enough views on Brexit to change there vote. I'd imagine that the Brexit party wont challenge the tories. Boris is also a proven election winner.

Labour, going to produce a real left wing manifesto, will offer a second referendum, no clear policy on Brexit, no funds to run a campaign.... These guys are going to get pummeled. Attacked by the Brexit party in their leave seats and lib dem in moderate remain seats. Their manifesto won't appeal to the center ground, and who wants yet another referendum after this election.

Lib Dem, have a clear policy on brexit and fighting back on their 2015 wipe out. Some people will still critise them for the broken tuition fee promise, but most of those will have finished university now and not care anymore. I'd expect strong gains like in 2010.

Brexit Party...They'll be more successful than UKIP and I'd imagine will only target labour.

SNP. I'm not sure about how well these will do. They say Scotland voted remain, but not all of Scotland voted to remain. If they are promoting an IndyRef2 and and EUref2 the voters are likely to get sick of them.

DUP. Not sure is voters in NI change their mind, but they

Until a party like UKIP, English Democrats or For Britain are able to put their case on a level playing field I don't give a crap about party politics.

For now I will vote for whoever can help us leave the EU in entirety as it's just the first battle in a long war.

Your separated at birth twin probably canvasses for them.

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Yes, it is. David Cameron started it by asking for a yes/no answer to something that obviously isn't a yes/no question and then made is worse by having a referendum that wasn't legally binding,

May could have got a deal through but decided to hold an unnecessary general election and lost the majority.

Even then May could have got a deal through if the Tory party wasn't imploding. May's deal that the Tory hardliners wouldn't vote for is very similar to the one that BJ was pushing for.

All the Tories fault.

It's 106 miles to Chicago, we got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark... and we're wearing sunglasses.

I can't see how anyone with more than two brain cells could blame Boris for the Brexit fiasco and when it comes to the TV debates he should make mincemeat out the two opposition loonies

Article about MPs standing down.

Some of them it is because of age or genuine outside interests. I will let you make your up mind up about the rest.

Hint they were the loudest ones telling us they represented the views of their constituencies (they just don't fancy putting that to the test).

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