It does seem like they had no idea that the people were sick of the cuts and the decline in our services. The campaign did not seek to reassure the people that there were bright times a head.Originally Posted by Yogi001
Lets just hope she knows what she is doing.
I think it is easy to think this is all a mess, and yes the Tories didn't do as well as they hoped or expected, but they still got a majority vote, and whilst May did flounder terribly while out campaigning, I still think she is the right person to lead us in the Brexit talks. I cant think of who else I would prefer.
I don't think May should step down as we need some stability. But what a catastrophic error of judgment! And joining with the DUP of all people!
Hopefully there are lessons to be learnt here from all sides.
They didn't learn from the ignorance in the Brexit referendum
Oh the irony that has reared its head here.... many spent the last 2 years calling Corbyn a terrorist sympathiser, but now our own government have climbed into bed with the DUP.
How much more comical can the British political scene get
I've never heard of the DUP before now, I take it they supported the Irish campaigns?Oh the irony that has reared its head here.... many spent the last 2 years calling Corbyn a terrorist sympathiser, but now our own government have climbed into bed with the DUP.
How much more comical can the British political scene get
I think the media played a huge part in making this whole election the carnage it became, May wanted a mandate for 'her' to go into the Brexit talks, but now she has a weakened party and has cosied up with a party no one seems to have ever heard about.
From the snippets I have read they are very anti-Irish, anti-abortion, homophobic and really not your classic mainstream political party.
The media are dragging this out now, every last bit of blood!
What a debarkle the conservative and DUP union is turning out to be. A week on and we seem no closer to having a government. Brexit talks are now officially underway, while they are still forming a government. If there a cut off period of time, before the other side can step up and take over?
What exactly are the DUP dragging their heels about, and I find it worrying that they are being this awkward at this stage. It begs the question how hard is it going to be to pass anything through the commons?
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