I have more than two brain cells and blame Johnson entirely for the brexit fiasco.

He is the PM who else, he has been a disaster for brexit, I should be happy as it is quite likely a remain parliament will be returned.

His 'deal' is so bad he can't bear anyone looking at it, 'proroguing, 'ditches', 'do or die', all utter nonsense, had no time to do it at the end because he had wasted so much time.

At one point he was not prepared to meet Junckers in Brussels, and was ambushed by the Luxembourg PM.

But he was soon back at Brussels posing as a deal maker when he had only given even more away to the EU.

I think the SNP, as completely untrustworthy as Johnson, will comfortably survive his bluster and clownishness behaviour at PMQs or anywhere else.

Probably wipe the tories out in Scotland.

I am against abolition of private schools it's called choice not every one who sends their kids there are posh but even if they were so what. What next abolish Harrods and make people shop in Primark? The only people this appeals to are the mean spirited, "that's a nice car so I'll scratch the paint work" type.

Where I do agree with Labour and they could get some traction is looking at the charitable status of many private schools. I think this is being abused because a select group of people are getting a tax break. My solution would be to tightened the rules so either the schools allowed greater access for lower income students or they gave up the charitable status and charged what they like.

It's not just schools there are all sorts of dodgy organizations that claim charitable status and yet appear to do very little to warrant it. I think a complete review of how you qualify is in order.

One more point

If Corbyn campaigned effectively for remain during the referendum the remain would have one. He was utterly unconvincing during the whole thing as he is a eurosecptic and will try and say anything to get into power. He clearly stood for something he doesn't believe in to appease his party and didn't convince Labour voters in the north and Wales to remain.

He's then blocked every attempt to try and make progress on Brexit, without posing any solutions. He's an aged Greta Thunburg in that respect.

Labour have tried to oust him twice following losing elections as they know he's unelectable but can't budge him. He could have changed things at the last election, but got Labour's second worst result since Thatcher (a remarkable feet in opposition) against a hopeless Tory party lead by May. He then tried to claim this defeat as some kind of moral victory as the Tory's lost their majority.

He's already had two attempts to prevent this mess. Failed both times and is still not presenting a clear option on how he proposes to deal with Brexit.

Where will the likes of Diane Abbott send their kids if they abolish private schools?

Which is in itself a good reason to vote for someone else.
We had a referendum to decide Brexit and I will only vote for someone who will honour that.
Those who won't cannot blame anyone but themselves if they remain in opposition.

Serious question. Do you support and campaign for them whatever their current guise?

In my lifetime I have seen the Tories led by Churchill, Macmillan, Heath, Thatcher, Major, Cameron and Johnson. Just to name a few who had markedly different approaches.

I could support Churchill, Heath, Major and Cameron but never Thatcher or Johnson. Are you sufficiently in tune with the vicar of Bray that you could support them all?

For the avoidance of doubt any comments in response to a previous post are directed to its ideas and not at any, or all, posters personally.