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Imagine how embarrassing and pathetic for our nation it would be if it was a hung parliament :rofl:
 
yes that's what was talking about too.

ok but surely safe to say there's no landslide, just whether she can get over the line of a small majority. Even if she does get a small majority she's finished isn't she?

Gone awfully quiet in here.:whistle:
 
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ok but surely safe to say there's no landslide, just whether she can get over the line of a small majority. Even if she does get a small majority she's finished isn't she?

Deffo doesn't look like a landslide is possible, narrow majority looking like best case scenario for the Tories.

Not sure the Tories will try and dump her immediately if she does win a small majority but she won't be there long term.

If she doesn't win a majority I can't see how she can survive.
 
I still think the Tories will get a majority. Exit poll had my constituency turning from conservative to labour which I just don't buy. Would love to be wrong but I still think the Tories will do it with a bit to spare.
 
Imagine how embarrassing and pathetic for our nation it would be if it was a hung parliament :rofl:

seems a fair assessment of a split nation, asked to vote between 2 parties wider apart than theyve been for many a year, with 2 leaders that have a habit of alienating people and no decent alternative

very very sad state of affairs, still a decent chance tories get a tiny overall majority as per before and not sure thats any better really

Boris Johnson currently 6/1 to be PM after the election sums up just how bad it is!!!
 
Tories will still be the largest party and will form the next government, Brexit will go ahead but could get messy with Labour and SNP blocking.

May will stay on, but in my opinion should go and parliament will slowly grind to a halt if not careful.
 
What's happened in Sco? If SNP lose 22 as predicted, that's quite significant. Haven't seen the details, have the seats turned red?

Pundits up here thinking mainly blue so possibly a good night for Davidson but terrible for May, odd juxtaposition there. Voting is still all about the Union for many here, more than Brexit I think, Sturgeons call for Indy2 is looking like a bad call presently. 2015 was a one-off anti Cameron tirade up here and also kicking Labour for joining with Tories in the Better Together campaign, Indy2 was off the agenda then (already decided) so 56 of 59 seats painted a false picture of support for the real SNP I think rather than the left wing replacement of Scottish Labour SNP. From 8 MPs in 2010 to 32 in 2017 will be spun as good by SNP. Indyref2 will be shelved though.

Need to wait and see but politics gets very interesting when shock polls and results happen.

Squeaky bum time for many - Salmond, Robertson, Rudd to name a few.:o
 
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