This election will be about Brexit.
Vote Tory to get Brexit done.
Vote Liberal to cancel Brexit.

Voting Labour will mean another pointless referendum and potentially, years more feuding about Brexit and the undermining of our democracy.

Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (29 Oct 2019 1.18pm)

Labour's sit on the fence policy is about to explode in their face. Why would a Remainer vote Labour it is still possible that a Corbyn government would Brexit. At the very least he would drag it out.

At least Lib Dems are clear on their policy.

The fly in the ointment for Leavers is Farage. He doesn't believe in Boris' deal, neither do I, so it depends on how he reacts. He can hurt either Labour or the Tories, my hope is that he targets soft Labour seats and leaves the conservatives alone. If he does that Boris will walk it although the Tories will be wiped out in Scotland.

I believe that would be a terminal mistake for Brexit.

If Boris wins a majority then this terrible "deal" will get voted through. This will shackle the country and ultimately lead us to re-join the EU as Brexit is re-branded as a failed experiment by the media. I see the current WA actually as remain's plan B.

Vote Brexit party, I really think they could either win a majority or hold enough seats to hold sway with the Tories and force a clean break.

Plan B for leave (strangely) is probably a Lib Dem government (with the help of the all the other anti Brexit parties) trying to revoke A50. Then we can legitimately throw the whole lot of them into the Thames.

Oppositions are meant to want elections.

Wrong in every way.

The world has evolved. No-one has planned it to happen this way, either here or anywhere else. Trying to keep the UK isolated from the effects would be a totally pointless and self defeating exercise. Much better to embrace the opportunities and exploit them.

If you really think Brexit will have any impact on that then you are being completely unrealistic. It won't. Indeed it could easily have precisely the opposite effect.

I have not suggested anyone is now ignorant or racist. I have said that was the reasoning back in my parent's time and that it was understandable. We aren't like that now. We are better educated and aware of the issues of racism, or at least most of us are. What I asked was what is your excuse, although you might describe it as your reason. Let's see.

Not necessarily. Oppositions want to change things and they cannot do that unless they have the power to do so. Timing in these circumstances is vital.

Labour need to dump Corbyn to stand any chance of even leading a coalition at present. If they go into a GE with him in charge it will be a walkover and we will end up with a bad Brexit and 5 more years of a Johnson led hard right Tory government in hock to Trump.

That isn't a prospect that fills my heart with joyous expectations. It could take generations to recover from and with us having to beg the EU for reentry as England and Wales, and not the UK, and truly once again the sick man of Europe.

Dark days between now and Christmas in more ways than one.

Edited by Wisbech Eagle (29 Oct 2019 2.25pm)