Poll: Election 2019
Total Members Polled: 1601
Discussion
Jess said
"I've knocked on 25,000 doors in that 6 week period & 12 times somebody mentioned Brexit to me."
??????
The answer is a repeated line in this song.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5r6Lr0C32I
"I've knocked on 25,000 doors in that 6 week period & 12 times somebody mentioned Brexit to me."
??????
The answer is a repeated line in this song.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5r6Lr0C32I
REALIST123 said:
M3333 said:
Jess is in a 60% leave area. So it is amazing out of 25000 doors she knocked on that she only discovered 12 leave voters.
Who is she trying to fool. Daft bint.
It just means that her knock wasn’t answered 24988 times...........Who is she trying to fool. Daft bint.
I think that it’s going to be an interesting election.
We had 2 separate conversations last week. 1st couple are “dad voted Labour, they for the ordinary working man” types who simply won’t vote next time - nothing to do with Brexit, just dislike Corbyn.
The other were 1970s university indoctrinated Socialists who are party members and were active at branch level. They are voting Lib-Dem because they are committed to remain, and object to the antisemitism, Momentum, attempts to ditch a Watson etc.
We would normally vote Conservative, but have huge difficulty sticking a cross next to the name of Esther McVey.
We had 2 separate conversations last week. 1st couple are “dad voted Labour, they for the ordinary working man” types who simply won’t vote next time - nothing to do with Brexit, just dislike Corbyn.
The other were 1970s university indoctrinated Socialists who are party members and were active at branch level. They are voting Lib-Dem because they are committed to remain, and object to the antisemitism, Momentum, attempts to ditch a Watson etc.
We would normally vote Conservative, but have huge difficulty sticking a cross next to the name of Esther McVey.
dandarez said:
Jess said
"I've knocked on 25,000 doors in that 6 week period & 12 times somebody mentioned Brexit to me."
25,000 / 6 weeks / 7 days = 600 per day."I've knocked on 25,000 doors in that 6 week period & 12 times somebody mentioned Brexit to me."
86,400 seconds in a day.
That's an average of 144 seconds per "knock", assuming she was knocking on doors for 6 weeks, 24 hours every single day.
She is there indeed super-human. Or she just plucked the figure of 25,000 out of her arse.
Isn't it just between this:
Vote for Conservatives = No Deal Brexit, More money for NHS, schools, police, etc
Vote for Labour = 2nd Referendum on Brexit, More money for NHS, schools, police, etc
Vote for Liberal Democrats = Revoke Article 50, Cancel Brexit, More money for NHS, schools, police, etc
Vote for Brexit Party = No Deal Brexit, if in doubt see 1st policy
Vote for Conservatives = No Deal Brexit, More money for NHS, schools, police, etc
Vote for Labour = 2nd Referendum on Brexit, More money for NHS, schools, police, etc
Vote for Liberal Democrats = Revoke Article 50, Cancel Brexit, More money for NHS, schools, police, etc
Vote for Brexit Party = No Deal Brexit, if in doubt see 1st policy
Supersam83 said:
Isn't it just between this:
Vote for Conservatives = No Deal Brexit, More money for NHS, schools, police, etc
Vote for Labour = 2nd Referendum on Brexit, More money for NHS, schools, police, etc
Vote for Liberal Democrats = Revoke Article 50, Cancel Brexit, More money for NHS, schools, police, etc
Vote for Brexit Party = No Deal Brexit, if in doubt see 1st policy
The conservatives official line, unofficially it's a different mater, kinda brexit party lite.Vote for Conservatives = No Deal Brexit, More money for NHS, schools, police, etc
Vote for Labour = 2nd Referendum on Brexit, More money for NHS, schools, police, etc
Vote for Liberal Democrats = Revoke Article 50, Cancel Brexit, More money for NHS, schools, police, etc
Vote for Brexit Party = No Deal Brexit, if in doubt see 1st policy
The only 2 clear parties are LD or BP, ought to to be a clear race and decision. It won't be.
Zirconia said:
^^^^^^
Did they say extension or no deal off the table?
Losing track of what labour are in the race for now.
I also thought it was no deal off the table .Did they say extension or no deal off the table?
Losing track of what labour are in the race for now.
Surely borris can claim now he's got his new deal then no deal is off the table ?
Either go for the borris deal or remain , surely that's going to be the final choice .
This plays into Boris' hands nicely If labour continue to deny them a GE. If they still resist they are going to fall further in the polls. Everyone assumed once they had secured the extension that the threat of no deal was off the table and that was their reasoning.
Assuming to remove completely the threat of no deal they now wont agree to a GE until the end of the WA? Which is years away.
Assuming to remove completely the threat of no deal they now wont agree to a GE until the end of the WA? Which is years away.
t reasons for delaying it.egor110 said:
Zirconia said:
^^^^^^
Did they say extension or no deal off the table?
Losing track of what labour are in the race for now.
I also thought it was no deal off the table .Did they say extension or no deal off the table?
Losing track of what labour are in the race for now.
Surely borris can claim now he's got his new deal then no deal is off the table ?
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It is now no longer enough to leave with a Withdrawal agreement now. Somehow there is supposed to be a guarantee that we leave with a FTA at the end of a transition period even though negotiations have not yet started on such a FTA.
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