Idris2002
canadian girlfriend
will we be allowed back if we promise to behave? and get the first round in?
Wait a second - you're a brit?
will we be allowed back if we promise to behave? and get the first round in?
Well yeah, exactly.tells you more about the people who use twitter than anything, what does twitter do for a Kerry dairy farmer?
Are there any actual arguments against this apart from homophobia and religious fundamentalism? How are the no side trying to get secular voters to agree with them?
Like many other referendums, the arguments are rarely about what the question is about...But gay people can adopt children already. The question has nothing to do with adoption
Yes, that is slightly worrying from a yes supporter point of view, since all the parties are supporting a yes vote, no could be seen as the "fuck you, politicians" option.Like many other referendums, the arguments are rarely about what the question is about...
Be interesting to see the landslide for the Yes vote will be.
If Labour were hoping to exploit this to get a bounce, their canvassing doesn't appear to have had any effect. Still stuck at 7% according the latest poll, their highest rating being 33% in Sept 2010, and first preferences being around 20% in 2011 election.
How would labour exploit this to get a bounce? Every party is campaigning for a yes vote. The number of TD who have announced that they are voting no is about five. Christ evening Lucinda who voted against the change to abortion law is voting yes.
UNLEASH THE CREIGHTON
How would labour exploit this to get a bounce? Every party is campaigning for a yes vote. The number of TD who have announced that they are voting no is about five. Christ evening Lucinda who voted against the change to abortion law is voting yes.
That one's brilliant
It's a government initiative and Labour desperately need to be able to point to at least one "achievement" to sell to their socially liberal base. They've already shat on their traditional working class vote and they've pissed off the socially liberal of all classes by voting against abortion rights over and over again. They see this as their version of the Greens subsidised bicycles scheme.
But yes, the unanimity of the political parties from the traditional conservative parties to the far left means that it's very hard for anyone to gain particular benefit from it.
It's a government initiative and Labour desperately need to be able to point to at least one "achievement" to sell to their socially liberal base. They've already shat on their traditional working class vote and they've pissed off the socially liberal of all classes by voting against abortion rights over and over again. They see this as their version of the Greens subsidised bicycles scheme.
But yes, the unanimity of the political parties from the traditional conservative parties to the far left means that it's very hard for anyone to gain particular benefit from it.
Will even Labour's middle class voters return to them?
Even if people are conned into thinking there's a recovery, why would they give Labour any credit for it? Use your head, man.If they can sell a "recovery" narrative some of the really deeply stupid ones will. But overall, no. Labour are deservedly fucked.
Even if people are conned into thinking there's a recovery, why would they give Labour any credit for it? Use your head, man.
Do we have any notion as to when we might know the result?
Do we have any notion as to when we might know the result?
When is the exit poll?
tells you more about the people who use twitter than anything, what does twitter do for a Kerry dairy farmer?
They all got aboard the celtic tiger. Telecom eiren struggles under the weight of their social media presence.
I don't think there is one, which is annoying both because we won't know the result early and because a large exit poll would give useful demographic breakdowns.