Re: The European Election: Results
Originally Posted by
Floydy
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A fabulous outcome. I can see Nigel Farage getting a proper party together from the remnants Labour and Conservative to form a proper brand new force to be reckoned with in October. Conservatives as a party are finished as he says and this country needs something new and fresh other than this tired and stagnant two-party system.
A major thing I can see happening is an end to the North-South divide which needs to be wiped out. If Farage has been totally focused on his campaigning being mostly in Northern counties, why not have a parliament based away from London, somewhere in the middle? Manchester would be ideal perhaps.
It was said today that Theresa May had good intentions and promised so much but actually delivered absolutely nothing. Incompetent is not the word, she is hopeless. I wouldn't even give her a job washing my car.
You make several very important points.
The Conservatives are probably finished now, even with a new PM. Whilst they are still in government, they should now state quite clearly that they will take us out of the EU without a deal. If they cannot do that, or if they are still opposed by a majority in the Commons, then the time is right for an early GE and the EU election results will be fresh in people's minds.
The two main recipients of EU votes are the Brexit Party and the Limp Dems. These two quite clearly represent the leave/remain votes, with the former clearly in the lead.
As for a relocation of Parliament from London to the North, I think that would be sensible. Bearing in mind how Londonistan is no longer properly British, how can it continue to be the seat of government? Rather than Manchester, though, I'd prefer Leeds!
As for the Maybot, I bet that right now she's having a good cry whilst looking at those dismal figures showing exactly what she's brought about as PM.