My poll got it spot on...unfortunately.
How do you feel about the result?
26-30, M
How do you feel about the result?
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MartinII · 70-79, M
First, congratulations to Labour, who fought the best campaign and did better than almost anyone expected.
Second, it's a disgrace that May is trying to remain as PM. The Tories are entitled to try to form a government, but not with May in charge. She called the (unnecessary) election with a specific objective, failed to achieve it, and should go. I hope some of her colleagues shaft her over the weekend.
Interested to know your views on the SNP performance, and the relative recovery of both Labour and Tories in Scotland.
Second, it's a disgrace that May is trying to remain as PM. The Tories are entitled to try to form a government, but not with May in charge. She called the (unnecessary) election with a specific objective, failed to achieve it, and should go. I hope some of her colleagues shaft her over the weekend.
Interested to know your views on the SNP performance, and the relative recovery of both Labour and Tories in Scotland.
thatscottishguy · 26-30, M
@MartinII: Happy we kept a majority but losing the likes of Salmond to tories hurt. I don't mind Slab as long as they support Corbyn but "Scots" voting Tory is just disgusting.
thatscottishguy · 26-30, M
Well I think voting Tory in general is disgusting but I have just always been taught that we don't vote Tory. If people done it based on policy I could maybe accept it but it was just because Ruth shouted about the union the most. I think mainly it was the opposition to indyref2 for that got the other parties seats but Labour is a little different. That will have been a big factor for them but Corbyn caused some Yes supporters to switch to them this time.
thatscottishguy · 26-30, M
Found it tempting myself but don't trust the party and would rather indy.