CB Fry

What about it? Are you going to pretend there hasn't been media coverage of the likes of Sam Gymia and Phillip Lee and Sarah Wollaston defecting to the Lib Dems from the Conservatives? None of those, including Parris, have moved to a position of unequivocally saying "Vote Jeremy Corbyn" in the way Ian Austin has with Boris. I'm happy to wait for you to come back with an example of that that has been whitewashed and covered up by the howwible mainstream media.

No idea why you even bother. 1/10.

Yes, yes we all know what the quotes are. I actually watched it when it went out on C4 news the other day. He did not say what you are suggesting, as the full quote or the TV clip clearly shows. It's not remotely comparable to a recent Labour MP not only expressing reservations about Corbyn but actually saying he will be voting for the Conservatives on the Today programme this morning and then in every bloody TV studio in the land soon after.

Except Ken Clarke hasn't actually said that.

Just seen Jo Swinson on Channel 4 News. I have to say there were a couple of points I was very impressed with.

Yes, Jo Swinson has got her knockers but personally I can only say that she has great things in front of her.

It's about £150k per annum.

Jo Swinson has just made a speech congratulating Lindsay Hoyle on his election as speaker. And as I was watching on BBC Parliament I took a moment to reflect that between us all, whatever our political persuasions, we can at least all agree that Jo Swinson has a right set of norks on her.

I'm on Twitter but no one here has got a hope in hell of finding me. I've just looked up "unbelievable jeff" as a user and obviously there are loads of them. Where does one start with the stalking?

If, as you say here, you're not going to vote for her, then Caroline Nokes would really love it if you carry on chuntering about the tuition fees issue and not vote Lib Dem. Because it gives her a stroll back into the chamber. Its strange that folk still go on about that particular policy failure, as if no other party has reneged on a promise before or since. And it was ten years and three leaders ago. Plus they promised it if they won the election and they patently didn't. Anyway don't vote Lib Dem, get Nokes.

Feels implausible. Brendan Rodgers probably a better candidate right now.

0% better.

Standard issue noble defeat. But some hope.

He needs to earn votes by not being an absolute fuc king cretin.

Still feels like a standard issue noble defeat but let's see. Would be fantastic to get out with a point.

I don't think that in any way. I do think he is pitifully useless cretin who is pretty much guaranteeing 15 years of Tory rule over this country. I want a Labour success in this poll because I want the Conservatives out and, if possible Brexit stopped. With any mildly competent leader of the opposition I would be pretty confident in that happening. With this idiot, not so much.

Being that literally anything I say you'll be straight back posting a "debunking" by some slavering idiot from The Canary or Sqwarkbox I don't think I'll bother. Magic Grandpa can do no wrong, it's all the mainstream media, we get it.

That's you not condemning both is it? That's you giving up on your bullsh it what-about-the-Tories defence and moving on to a new defense of no no no it's not really happening. The constant denial of the issue and by extension calling the victims liars is the most sickening thing about this issue. Well done.

A link to "Another Angry Voice". Jesus effing wept.

Is she running to lead the country?

I will totally and utterly condemn the lack of action in the Conservative Party to tackle Islamophobia. It's a disgrace and the party should be expelling those involved. No problem. I also think Corbyn's behaviour and lack of leadership on the issue of anti-semitism. Spineless and shameful. It's very easy to condemn both. Why can you only bring yourself to condemn one?

But you aren't happy with the Withdrawal Agreement devised, negotiated and heartily recommended by the Prime Minister, one of the most important spokesmen for the official Vote Leave campaign supported in his team by the strategic director of the official Vote Leave campaign and the co-chairman of the Vote Leave campaign. And voted for in the House of Commons by Bill Cash, Steve Baker, Marc Francois, Priti Patel and all the rest. You knew exactly, precisely what you were voting for but it wasn't that? Strange.

I think Boris will come out with a majority, not huge but enough. For a couple of reasons 1. Brand power - Boris by a mile is the most recognised active politician, and enough will see him as a leader they can see leading. 2. I don't see how the Lib Dems turn their South West target seats yellow from the Tories. Those areas are pretty heavy Leave areas, and I am not sure that Jo Swinson is going to cut through. 3. Labour/Lib Dem vote split carnage. Fundamentally the opposition parties have not got enough in the tank to beat him. The biggest obstacles Boris has is Scotland where he will lose a few, and how much Farage goes at him in northern seats. But I think Boris will come back with a slightly larger majority than Cameron.

Here we go then. Interesting that this is the decade of the invention of the Fixed Term Parliament Act and this decade will end with no less than four general elections in it. The eighties had two, as did the nineties, as did the noughties. Nice to see such effective legislation in place. Also, we find out our new leader on, er, Friday the 13th. Horrifying. Anyway, how many seats will Boris win by?

Operation Yellowhammer has been shut down.