12-05-2016, 02:50 PM
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Labour in trouble in Wales.
HiAfter being wiped out in Scotland, trailing 3rd to the Tories, Corbyn's Labour Party are in trouble in Wales.
Following a disastrous set of results in the recent election they have learnt nothing, attempting to force through their leader.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-politics-36269820
Desperation has now set in and latest reports are that they are now prepared to do a deal with a UKIP assembly member in order to retain power.
Fancy that, Corbyn's Labour Party, we have principles , sucking up to one of Neil Hamilton's juniors just to retain the illusion of success.
12-05-2016, 08:24 PM
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Re: Labour in trouble in Wales.
It had to happen, as more and more people are beginning to realise that they are not a competent organisation for running a country.I'm surprised, though, that they are apparently not receiving the expected support from all of our recent immigrants, as they're the ones they have been courting.
13-05-2016, 09:32 AM
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Re: Labour in trouble in Wales.
I sometimes wonder if Tories think at all, or do they just react like automata to certain words or phrases. Scotland is more concerned about EU membership right now, which is why those who don't want the UK to break up voted Tory. Those who don't care voted SNP. The thing about the Scots is, most of them actually think about the consequences for Scotland before they vote.13-05-2016, 09:43 AM
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Re: Labour in trouble in Wales.
Originally Posted by moreover
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I sometimes wonder if Tories think at all, or do they just react like automata to certain words or phrases. Scotland is more concerned about EU membership right now, which is why those who don't want the UK to break up voted Tory. Those who don't care voted SNP. The thing about the Scots is, most of them actually think about the consequences for Scotland before they vote.
I agree with you that the Scots put Scotland first, which is why, long before the EU Referendum, they dumped Labour.
Canny people the Scots.
13-05-2016, 10:37 AM
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Re: Labour in trouble in Wales.
Originally Posted by swimfeeders
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HiI agree with you that the Scots put Scotland first, which is why, long before the EU Referendum, they dumped Labour.
Canny people the Scots.
Certainly, listening to that cracked record, Sturgeon, and her followers you would imagine that 90% of all Scots want independence.
Strangely, though, when they last had a referendum on the matter it went against them.
Or could it be a case of 'the emptiest vessels shout the loudest'?
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