Unbelievable Jeff

So, with the latest news of Johnson and Farage not having a pact, I think the following will happen. A hung parliament, with the Lib Dems propping up the Conservatives, with that based on a Deal or Remain Referendum. Sounds bat**** crazy, I agree, but that's likely the only way Brexit will come to a conclusion.

Nope, you're anti-semitic if you don't even make a reasonable effort to get rid of anti-semites in your party.

Boris, continuing to play a blin...oh. Now that's a bit awkward, isn't it? Wonder where the majority of Brexit voters will vote now, as we all know they were voting for "No Deal", because they knew what they were voting for.

Nothing wrong with being born in '84. Vintage year mate.

To get some of Corbyn's plans through the Lords will be nigh on impossible.

I thought the argument from Shurlock was that currency would rise of we had a deal. That's we've said all along? Confused as to where you think you're correct?

is that the 3rd of the 4th time he's flounced off this year? At least GM fronts up, and doesn't run away like a coward.

An FTA doesn't solve the NI issue, unless all the trade deals we agree with ex-EU countries are exactly the same deal as the EU have negotiated with them?

There's going to have been 2 elections and 2 unelected PMs in 3 and a half years, so yes, probably.

Spelt that wrong mate.

He was mugged off again, first by the Leave campaign, and now voting for Boris believing he'd have us out of Europe by now. It makes people angry when they've been fooled over and over, especially when they continuously double down on those mistakes, and I don't blame him for being angry at being fooled time and again. It's embarrassing.

Not sure it's a right wing thing, it's more an angry geriatric thing.

And they are terrible, the Corbyn regime and their supporters are nearly as much to blame for the last few years of Tory **** as the actual Tories are, due to an inability to field a credible opposition.

I really can't call this. The biggest issue for the Tories is the Brexit party, and whether they can strike a deal with Farage. My guess is no because Farage is very against Boris's deal, which if the Brexiteers on here are correct, will take away most of the Brexit vote (as Brexiteers voted for no deal). The Tory Remainers (of which there were 39% of their total vote) will likely go to the Lib Dems. The Tories will also be destroyed in Scotland without Ruth Davidson. Labour will lose a proportion of their vote to both the Brexit party and the Lib Dems.

So, you asked me to name one, so I did, along with a number of examples of others who have done it in the past. And sorry, you don't think Gove may get editor of the Times? Or Hunt would go into a very high up job in the private medical sector? Come off it, they're prime for that. Anyway, to answer your question: Phillip Hammond Boris Johnson Geoffrey Cox QC Jacob Rees Mogg To name a few. As I've indulged you, perhaps you can indulge me on how your crusade against racism is going, and whether you've reported all those disgusting, upsetting firms that are selling Mr T costumes on EBay as you promised you would? Or are you just hoping them dead, like you do people who drive in the middle lane of the motorway?

I never said they didn't get jobs because of their connections you utter berk - that was one of the points I was making. As I said, they can make 10 times their salary of they went into proper jobs. I have proved that above, and now I have time to actually look into it I can come up with some more if you'd like? There are tons out there. So much fail, so much of the time. BTW, where have I said bankers are evil?

I did say it was an exaggeration, but off the top of my head: Sajid Javid - was MD of Deutsche Bank before becoming an MP. Michael Gove - A good mate of Rupert Murdoch's after being an editor at The Times before moving into Politics. Bear in mind that George Osbourne currently earns over £1m per year as editor of the Evening Standard. Jeremy Hunt - Made £30m from the sale of his Hotcourses company so would easily get a very highpaying job. David Milliband - Earns £750k per year working for a charity. Nick Clegg - Earning over £1m per year working for Facebook. Would you like me to go on, or do you want to admit you're wrong? Many people on here wouldn't get out of bed for what MPs earn.

Absolutely it's that for some, and rather backs my point up.

Maybe a slight exaggeration, but a lot have come from very high paying jobs to go into Politics, and if they left would go back to similar. You see the roles that MPs that have left the house have gone into, and they certainly aren't pen-pushing roles.

These people could earn 10 times what they do in Parliament if they went into proper jobs - you don't become an MP for the money as they don't earn good wages.

Makes no difference, still no majority.

I think you'll find the problem is that they didn't vote...

Judging by your posting history on here I think it's fair to assume that nothing embarrases you.

It's all Eric Blacks fault isn't it?

Like both tbf. All of them are a ****ing disaster.