FT General Election Poll 2019

[Wymsey]

Johnson will probably, with under massive pressure to do so, will attend the interview.

 

If it happens, the T.V. viewing for the interview with Mr. Neil may will be very high as the nation will want to know if he can withstand any questions raised over his integrity and 'promises' he's made during his Brexit campaign.

[The Horse's Mouth]

There's noway he does that interview, he's added too much pressure to it and BoJo isnt exactly articulate. He'd been devoured 

[ozleicester]

On 04/12/2019 at 06:55, Kopfkino said:

 

Tbf I deserve pedantry back. It would indeed technically be oligopsony (not oligopoly) but in reality there's little difference between oligopsony and monopsony unlike oligopoly and monopoly.

 

 

I prefer....

 

 

[ealingfox]

Well he's got all the questions in advance now and time to prepare answers, so it's even easier for him.

 

[Carl the Llama]

14 hours ago, MattP said:

Saying you do is one thing, concocting a story you might at a different time of day is ridiculous. 

 

What really bemuses me about it how potentially our next PM doesn't even know what time it's on - I know he's thick but even the pub drunk know the answer to it.

1st of all you must frequent the dullest pubs.

 

2nd of all it's a bit rich making out that you're fond of honesty in your politicians when the only thing preventing you voting for one of the most serially dishonest politicians of the day is a moment of misplaced confidence that he had anything resembling a backbone.

 

Where was this fascination with the truth when Boris penned his 2 Brexit opinions?  When he repeatedly defended lies toured around the country on a bus?  When he changed the laws of mathematics to make his election pledges sound better? 

 

Truth for me but not for thee?

[Strokes]

7 minutes ago, Carl the Llama said:

1st of all you must frequent the dullest pubs.

 

2nd of all it's a bit rich making out that you're fond of honesty in your politicians when the only thing preventing you voting for one of the most serially dishonest politicians of the day is a moment of misplaced confidence that he had anything resembling a backbone.

 

Where was this fascination with the truth when Boris penned his 2 Brexit opinions?  When he repeatedly defended lies toured around the country on a bus?  When he changed the laws of mathematics to make his election pledges sound better? 

 

Truth for me but not for thee?

Ah a whataboutary defence, I thought they weren’t allowed anymore?

[Carl the Llama]

1 minute ago, Strokes said:

Ah a whataboutary defence, I thought they weren’t allowed anymore?

Not defending anyone, Corbyn doesn't have my vote.  Just pointing out the hypocrisy of standards being held against the 2 men.

[Strokes]

Just now, Carl the Llama said:

Not defending anyone, Corbyn doesn't have my vote.  Just pointing out the hypocrisy of standards being held against the 2 men.

Fair enough but it’s mostly people that are pro labour that are coming on here daily calling Boris a liar. He is I know, so surely it’s fair game to point at the rocks being thrown in the glasshouse?

[Carl the Llama]

6 minutes ago, Strokes said:

Fair enough but it’s mostly people that are pro labour that are coming on here daily calling Boris a liar. He is I know, so surely it’s fair game to point at the rocks being thrown in the glasshouse?

I get your point but I it would probably be better made about one of Corbyn's other lies, not pretending he has any interest in watching a little old lady chat at a camera.

[Strokes]

4 minutes ago, Carl the Llama said:

I get your point but I it would probably be better made about one of Corbyn's other lies, not pretending he has any interest in watching a little old lady chat at a camera.

A lie is a lie, is it not?

If it’s so insignificant, it’s even more strange that he chose to do it.

[Carl the Llama]

5 minutes ago, Strokes said:

A lie is a lie, is it not?

If it’s so insignificant, it’s even more strange that he chose to do it.

Yes.  Some lies are more harmful than others though.

 

Or in the words of Obi Wan:

 

[Jon the Hat]

 

[Mike Oxlong]

Not overly keen on her but does anyone know Swinson’s track record on telling porkies ? 
 

As potentially the least dishonest she’s in the running should I not spoil my ballot paper or waste my time going to vote 

[Strokes]

7 minutes ago, Carl the Llama said:

Yes.  Some lies are more harmful than others though.

 

Or in the words of Obi Wan:

 

I think that there was very little point to the lie, show me that he will lie about anything. He is certainly no better than the other option.

[Strokes]

5 minutes ago, Mike Oxlong said:

Not overly keen on her but does anyone know Swinson’s track record on telling porkies

Who?

[Carl the Llama]

1 minute ago, Strokes said:

I think that there was very little point to the lie, show me that he will lie about anything. He is certainly no better than the other option.

Like I said I'm not planning on voting for him. but I'd absolutely say he's not Boris levels of incompetence or lacking character going off what I've seen of the two.  Very few are.

[Strokes]

Just now, Carl the Llama said:

Like I said I'm not planning on voting for him. but I'd absolutely say he's not Boris levels of incompetence or lacking character going off what I've seen of the two.  Very few are.

I think we will have to agree to disagree.

[Carl the Llama]

1 minute ago, Strokes said:

I think we will have to agree to disagree.

No we won't.

[Strokes]

9 minutes ago, Carl the Llama said:

No we won't.

Cool, we agree then 

[Guest MattP]

1 hour ago, Carl the Llama said:

1st of all you must frequent the dullest pubs.

 

2nd of all it's a bit rich making out that you're fond of honesty in your politicians when the only thing preventing you voting for one of the most serially dishonest politicians of the day is a moment of misplaced confidence that he had anything resembling a backbone.

 

Where was this fascination with the truth when Boris penned his 2 Brexit opinions?  When he repeatedly defended lies toured around the country on a bus?  When he changed the laws of mathematics to make his election pledges sound better? 

 

Truth for me but not for thee?

Classic whataboutery.

 

I have little time for Boris and he's a known liar - he even knows it himself. Corbyn and his supporters genuinely think he isn't, when it's obvious to everyone else he is.

[Guest MattP]

Remember when the "experts" said the Tories were finished in Scotland with Ruth Davison? 

 

 

[UniFox21]

29 minutes ago, Jon the Hat said:

 

I don't understand his point; just because the Tories made the NHS doesn't mean they can't now want to cut it back. The politicians of '45 are probably mostly gone and replaced by the 'newer' politicians with potentially completely different morals. 

[Carl the Llama]

25 minutes ago, MattP said:

Classic whataboutery.

 

I have little time for Boris and he's a known liar - he even knows it himself. Corbyn and his supporters genuinely think he isn't, when it's obvious to everyone else he is.

Are there many people who don't think Corbyn engages in diplomatic use of the truth?  Tbf I don't know many ardent labour supporters so I wouldn't know.

[Guest MattP]

Will be some crazy results coming in on Thursday. 

 

Wrexham has been Labour since 1935.

 

 

[UniFox21]

6 minutes ago, MattP said:

Will be some crazy results coming in on Thursday. 

 

Wrexham has been Labour since 1935.

 

 

Feel like we'll see a lot of swapping of places such as Wrexham; with normal supporters either annoyed by their parties Brexit stance or the general state of the leaders