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Coming to terms with late onset Anarchism
Keep up at the back.I still don't get it.
Keep up at the back.I still don't get it.
4:4?
The Southwark Lib Dem councillor, Adele Morris, has tried to help broker a solution.
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“Would he be saying the same thing if it was a council flat? Is it to do with the presumption that these people are rich and they get what they deserve buying a flat like that? I don’t agree with that, I think everybody is entitled to a certain amount of privacy.”
A flat in the block currently costs in the region of £4.5m. The final available penthouses are being marketed at £5.95m.
Perhaps both members are involved in this impasse4:4?
5:3?
6:2?
or 7:1?
Have I missed any permutation?
None - they will not win back any seats by doing that - places where remain won the the referendum vote are the places that already convincingly rejected the lib-dems - and where the other parties will be selecting remain-friendly candidates. This was yet another lib-dem potemkin by-election (see every single one in the last parliament) result produced by a series of unrepeatable factors or ones that will no longer be live come the 2020 election. The twats.A good result for the Lib Dems that does provide them with some reason for encouragement going forward. I wonder how many more seats they can win by pitching themselves as the "party of Remain voters".
Yes, but their by-election performance can really only be seen as "good" in the sense that it drew them back from the brink and restored most of their base...A good result for the Lib Dems that does provide them with some reason for encouragement going forward. I wonder how many more seats they can win by pitching themselves as the "party of Remain voters".
True, and neither was this a remarkably bad tory result, (in historical context)....None - they will not win back any seats by doing that - places where remain won the the referendum vote are the places that already convincingly rejected the lib-dems - and where the other parties will be selecting remain-friendly candidates. This was yet another lib-dem potemkin by-election (see every single one in the last parliament) result produced by a series of unrepeatable factors or ones that will no longer be live come the 2020 election. The twats.
We'll have to wait and see. I do think they have an opportunity to win over a lot of remain voters and also disaffected and moderate labour party voters fed up with the direction the party is heading under Jeremy Corbyn. There was also a recent poll which showed more voters identify themselves as being 'centrist' than any other position, so there is some reason for encouragement.None - they will not win back any seats by doing that - places where remain won the the referendum vote are the places that already convincingly rejected the lib-dems - and where the other parties will be selecting remain-friendly candidates. This was yet another lib-dem potemkin by-election (see every single one in the last parliament) result produced by a series of unrepeatable factors or ones that will no longer be live come the 2020 election. The twats.
The face you expect to see when you tell someone their p45's in the postThe living embodiment of middle class angst....
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This is the pic used by NI (Times) to go with bylines for his output in their organs.
does the answer begin with H?The new Lib Dem shadow cabinet is revealed.
Can anyone spot the obvious problem?
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Could it be a photographic record of some unveiling of a pledge?Look at that shit photograph on the wall.
The Liberal Democrats have been hit with a maximum £20,000 fine by the Electoral Commission for failing to declare hundreds of items of campaign spending at the general election.
The watchdog has notified the police of a possible electoral offence after 307 payments totalling £184,676 were found to be missing from the Liberal Democrats’ spending return “without a reasonable excuse”.
In addition, invoices supporting 122 out of the 307 payments were
missing from the return. It found the declaration to the Electoral Commission may have been signed recklessly, as there was evidence indicating some people in the party knew it was incorrect
Lib Dem leader Tim Farron refuses to rule out going into coalition with Tories again
Farron spoke to IBTimes UK about Brexit and his party's Richmond Park by-election victory.
Lib Dem leader Tim Farron refuses to rule out going into coalition with Tories again
btw, lots of momentum fb page supporters defending them.
it's not a basement in ekaterinburgThe new Lib Dem shadow cabinet is revealed.
Can anyone spot the obvious problem?
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That bit in the shitty 'Apprentice' when the losers gather in the caff for a blamefest.Didn't think Osborne would sink this low.