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That wasn’t the question. As usual you use deflection to deal with issues you find awkward. In answer to your question though, I see those Labour candidates all the time in the media. There was been no sign of Rees-Mogg since he made those dreadful comments about the Grenfell Tower victims.

“Walk” is the problem.

It still wasn’t an official announcement from the club. However, things change. Some things change. People change their minds. Believe things when they happen and you won’t be disappointed, unless you don’t like the announcement of course!

The rich employ people who advise them how to pay less tax. I don’t resent rich people in the least. I resent super rich people who feel that they are somehow more entitled just because they have more money. You seem to think that it is okay to have a section of society that have more money than they could ever spend when we have people who can’t feed their families through no fault of their own. You sound just as heartless as the people you vote for. I hope that you never have to try and claim Universal Credit.

What has happened to Jacob Rees-Mogg? Have they locked him away in a basement until after the election?

Just how much money does a billionaire need? How can you justify not taxing the obscenely rich a bit more when we have thousands sleeping on the streets and food banks in every town? How can you justify the 9 years of austerity that has brought us to this? It would be fine if we were all in it together, but your Party chose to visit the pain on the very people who could afford it the least.

People who believe in and want to work for a fairer society for everybody. What utter, utter bastards!

If you are happy that these tyrants and idiots have a platform that is your choice. Why do we have to have both? Why can’t we just have the good? Wouldn’t it be refreshing to see the Conservatives taking the moral high ground and not feed us bull**** in their campaign for instance?

Meanwhile you have the amazingly gifted Chris Grayling who has managed to **** up in every job he has had. People in glass houses etc.

Not that you would have known.

That would be wonderful, unfortunately George Orwell was right though.

Given how important the 3 points were, that equaliser deep into extra time must have been a real kick in the stomach moment.

Apparently they also made up the audience according to seats in Parliament so there were very few LibDem supporters and more Brexiteers than remainers. Call me old fashioned but if you want fair conditions to run a debate of this magnitude surely you divide the audience up equally to ensure a level playing ground for all of the speakers?

We will have to agree to disagree and although I am no fan of Diane Abbot I would still rather see her on the front bench than the deeply unpleasant Priti Patel.

But the opinion polls tell us that we could have a Government with Johnson, Gove, Patel, Raab etc. How is that any better?

I see. Makes sense to announce it all together if that is the case.

Labour’s policies seem to be popular but Corbyn isn’t.

I think you should take a breath Wes.

And you wonder why people who voted leave and behave like you do are so widely disliked?

Or maybe not on this case? To be fair to the club, if they say they are going to do something and don’t, then they are fair game. If someone who says they are ITK says something and it doesn’t happen, the club can’t really be blamed can they?

With all due respect to Manji, does he work for the club’s PR department?

Oh, and if any Tory voters have deserted this thread, maybe it is because they are embarrassed to support Boris Johnson?

Anti democratic? I would say that refusing a second vote was anti democratic (unless changing your mind is not allowed in a democracy) I would say that ignoring the will of the people in Scotland was anti democratic. I would say ignoring the will of the people in Northern Ireland is anti democratic. I would say ignoring the will of half the country is anti democratic. And as for constantly calling people who voted to stay “Remoaners” is not only very childish, it is also an ignorant comment about people who care about the future of the country and the people in it.

And yet I know Labour supporters who swear blind the BBC is biased towards the Tories! Anyway, Boris always looks uncomfortable in front of an audience not of his persuasion so no surprise he didn’t do well. Given the amount of lies he spouts he is never going to look comfortable when question about telling the truth. Swinson was given the toughest time. As a LibDem voter myself from the 70’s to 2010 I can see why. I felt very let down when they joined the Tories and backed their austerity programme and I can’t trust them not to do it again. I guess many other LibDems feel the same. The trouble is where does your vote go? Certainly not to the Tories. I voted tactically last time (Labour) and will probably do the same again, but I would prefer to vote for the party of my convictions. The LibDems still have a long way to go to win back my trust.

Did the club actually SAY that they were going to make an announcement or did it just come from a poster?