Could IN or OUT not be added to December12th Election.

[tescorank]

Any good reason why, call me thick but could save a lot of money ?

[Cupramax]

[HOGEPH]

Cos we already have an answer....

[StanleyT]

But as Sir Humphrey Applebly said "At the end of the day, in the fullness of time, when the chips are down and it is time to sand on the line, in reflection, do you ask yourself or do you want to be told, in the broadest of terms, with references to be defined...".
Do you want a Tory IN or Tory OUT (not talking prep school games).
What about a UKIP IN or a Brexit OUT (not talking belly button direction).
A DUP or an SNP OUT (or exit referendii for all parts of the union, heck, why not take it down to county level - free the Soviet Socialist Republic of South Yorkshire).

I thought we'd had a referendum and we're leaving the EU.

This is a "General Election" where local issues such as whether the B4325 bypass should go through the Liberal Democrat party wards of Upper Snottigales or through the Green party wards and the party that the country hates least gets to govern the UK for the next five years. Unless Boris wins a majority which he disagrees with and we have to back to the polls before bed after we'd gone to sleep the evening before?

Oh, by the way, I don't think I'm the brightest spark in the box politically being a maths type dude, but since you asked. yep, you're thick.

Here join with me..........

Edited by StanleyT on Wednesday 30th October 20:53

[spyder dryver]

In, out, shake it all about.

The answer is NO.

[anonymous-user]

TORIES OUT!

[hyphen]

[anonymous-user]

tescorank said:

Any good reason why, call me thick but could save a lot of money ?

Genuine question here.

If it was 'In' - would that be that or do we get another go in few years time?

Genuine question.