London Mayoral candidate Sadiq Khan, appeals to the voters by calling them bastards.
Thursday, 21 May 2015
Wednesday, 20 May 2015
Hunt Wimps Out
Tristram Hunt will not stand for leadership of UK's Labour Party http://t.co/gssnRhuJTY pic.twitter.com/9eHOwZS2gd
— BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) May 20, 2015Hunt will not stand for the role of Labour's leader, despite raising expectations by commenting on the general uselessness of Labour and its leadership contest.
Tuesday, 19 May 2015
The Beast Bites Back
Dennis Skinner warns SNP MPs trying to take his seat: “This is one victory – it will be a battle” http://t.co/zgan756I7n
— Richard McLean (@Rich_McLean) May 19, 2015
Monday, 18 May 2015
Labour's 1984 Approach To Policies
Daily Telegraph: bonfire of the Labour policies pic.twitter.com/1kzljMrRw4
— Stephen R Jones (@Meliden) May 18, 2015What will Len say?
Saturday, 16 May 2015
Friday, 15 May 2015
Chuka Out
Chuka Umunna has just pulled out of the Labour leadership contest, claiming he couldn't take the pressure!
#UKIPalypse Now!
So much for a "United Kingdom" party, if the party of that name cannot even unite itself!
Thursday, 14 May 2015
The Dangers of Cults
Patrick O’Flynn, Ukip MEP for the East of England and UKIP's general election director has called Nigel Farage a “snarling, thin-skinned, aggressive” man who is turning Ukip into a personality cult.
As expected, UKIP will not survive in its present form.
Wednesday, 13 May 2015
UKIP's Backbench Revolt
Hats off to UKIP: they've managed a backbench revolt with 1 MP!
— Cllr Tim Swinyard (@TimSwinyard) May 13, 2015Tuesday, 12 May 2015
Petition To Bring Back Ed Miliband
Love this petition: https://t.co/CFmSoDOkvC Go on Labour, reinstate Ed Miliband as leader pic.twitter.com/tiF66FRlUq
— Cllr Tim Swinyard (@TimSwinyard) May 12, 2015Set up by a Tory I assume?
Farage Comes Back From The Pub
On the 8th of May I observed the following wrt Farage's "resignation".
Low and behold I was right, he's back; except that he's not spending all summer in the pub!
@bbclaurak only to the pub for a few months, he will come back after the summer
— Ken Frost (@ken_frost) May 8, 2015Low and behold I was right, he's back; except that he's not spending all summer in the pub!
Monday, 11 May 2015
Sunday, 10 May 2015
Saturday, 9 May 2015
Sam Cam's Subliminal Message
I wonder why, with a room full of dresses, she chose this one? pic.twitter.com/BCLBXDTvcp
— Roy Lilley (@RoyLilley) May 9, 2015Friday, 8 May 2015
Farage Loses Thanet South
Nigel Farage loses in South Thanet http://t.co/QgjwWuUpqw pic.twitter.com/fgtE6uWDyV
— Tomas Hirst (@tomashirstecon) May 8, 2015
The Political Map of Britain
Maggie Simpson or the new political map of the UK? pic.twitter.com/ctWwHcoCrd
— Louisa Compton (BBC) (@louisa_compton) May 8, 2015Tories On Course To Win
British election results leave pollsters -- even candidates -- in shock: http://t.co/GW2pavzgwQ pic.twitter.com/9vfnBAaIZW
— CBS News (@CBSNews) May 8, 2015Balls Out!
Labour Shadow Finance Minister Ed Balls loses seat by 400 votes - as UKIP takes 8,000 http://t.co/Xc5NYzGoYA #GE2015 pic.twitter.com/96bI6EOdIM
— Bloomberg Business (@business) May 8, 2015Thursday, 7 May 2015
Election Advice
accidental advice at the polling station pic.twitter.com/C5Kb3ni8rG
— lottie (@l0ttiehall) May 7, 2015Election Day
Happy Election Day!
After five weeks of sterile, scripted and "safe" campaigning by the main parties the polls have moved not one jot.
The failure of the main parties and their leaders to engage on the street with real voters (as opposed to party apparatchiks) has cost them dear; ie it is as though there has been no campaigning whatsoever. Had one leader of one of the main parties had the guts to face a real voter, and stand their ground against the inevitable onslaught that would have occurred, then that leader would have dragged their party into pole position.
The campaign managers have sanitised the process and removed the politics from the election. They, and the parties that hired them, have much to be blamed for; especially as we will now have endure this whole sorry process again by Christmas, as no one will win.
After five weeks of sterile, scripted and "safe" campaigning by the main parties the polls have moved not one jot.
The failure of the main parties and their leaders to engage on the street with real voters (as opposed to party apparatchiks) has cost them dear; ie it is as though there has been no campaigning whatsoever. Had one leader of one of the main parties had the guts to face a real voter, and stand their ground against the inevitable onslaught that would have occurred, then that leader would have dragged their party into pole position.
The campaign managers have sanitised the process and removed the politics from the election. They, and the parties that hired them, have much to be blamed for; especially as we will now have endure this whole sorry process again by Christmas, as no one will win.
Wednesday, 6 May 2015
You Can Vote When Drunk/Stoned
This is good news! @AreeqChowdhury RT From the BBC: http://t.co/tF846sD6iE … @rickedwards1 #drunkvoting pic.twitter.com/N0qOzxIzki
— RANsquawk (@RANsquawk) May 6, 2015UKIP's Blay Resorts To Death Threats
Revealing his true nature Blay threatens to kills rival Tory candidate.
Video can be viewed by this link Death Threat.
Video can be viewed by this link Death Threat.
Tuesday, 5 May 2015
Miliband The Stoner
Miliband: (The stone’s) to remind the British people; Humphrys: they won’t be seeing it – it’s in your garden!
— Ross Hawkins (@rosschawkins) May 4, 2015Monday, 4 May 2015
Labour Sexism
Labour Party meeting where women were not allowed to sit with the men. Ed wants to jail you for criticising this. pic.twitter.com/HNiISvLKwd
— Roger Da Costa (@rog_ukip) May 4, 2015Sunday, 3 May 2015
Miliband's Tombstone
Moses Miliband Unveils His Tombstone http://t.co/lo43oPHyMl pic.twitter.com/U3LZlcxz7H
— Guido Fawkes (@GuidoFawkes) May 3, 2015Friday, 1 May 2015
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