The UK Politics and EU Referendum thread - merged

[teddybloat]

95% chance of Swindon losing her seat, can that be right?

[TightEnd]

95% chance of Swindon losing her seat, can that be right?

It's all swings and roundabouts

[TightEnd]

Leaked labour lines to take

No mention of corbyn 😂

[teddybloat]

Dammit auto correct

[nirvana]

I feel like a massive weight off my shoulders, all these years fretting that the anti democrats might actually stop Brexit.

I think Boris Johnson will become a good one nation Prime Minister, will be extremely sensible and pragmatic with respect to a trade deal with the EU, won't get carried away with any desperate need to strike quick trade deals with the US. Looking forward to the next 5 years now

[4KSuited]

CON Gain Blythe

I can go to bed now....

[AndrewT]

in Blyth Valley Conservatives have turned over a 19% deficit to win from Labour in a seat that has been Labour since the war.

We're done

[Chompy]

Look at these queues at Polling stations. Full of young people.

Going to be so close.

Reads.

[aaron1867]

Seeing Arb & Chompy around my feet reminds me of a dog begging for food.

Only thing that’s making me smile. Say “woof” guys

[Doobs]

meh

[typhoon13]

Excellent night that

[nirvana]

What a night and a good start to the day with enjoyable short speeches by Gove and Johnson rejoicing in the determination of the British people to not be cowed by the remainiac movement.

Properly triumphalist in celebrating the British rejecting the lunacy of the antisemitic, identity obsessed, climate bandwagoning, Marxist economics of the Labour party and the anti democratic, smug, Waitrosian, gender self id ing Lib Dems. But clearly aware of a broader responsibility to those people voting Tory for the first time.

Those uplands look sunlit to me. I won't have to listen to Pidcock and Swinson for a while, Brexit will be done within a few weeks - the world will continue, the British economy will take off over the next few years.

Haven't felt like an election could really change things since Blair won in 1997 but this one will and I feel very optimistic.

The result showed Jonathan Ashworth to be more visionary than banterer. Hopefully Labour can collect themselves and replace hand wringing, whining, talking Britain down, obsession with grievance and identity politics and wild economic policy with something that can be seen as a viable alternative to the Tories

[nirvana]

Nearly forgot, shirley we won't have to hear from Major, Heseltine, Blair, Campbell et al for quite a long time. Massive bonus

[teddybloat]

Labour gain in metropolitan London and lose in working class heartlands : the durham miners ball will be held in a Tory constituency.

Cue the Cosmopolitan socialists telling working class people that once again they voted without agency and should have listened  when told what was best for them

[Doobs]

David Cameron was an evil genius, this was clearly his plan from the start.