They said no to the Good Friday Agreement but now are against anything that can "threaten" that agreement they hate?

Listen

Britain doesn't want to be in the fourth reich, Britain is Britain

brexit means brexit

EU AND BRITAIN BIG GAY😶

Britain so you're saying Northern Ireland aren't gay

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all british are bisexual

If Tories win by a landslide, Corbyn will immediately leave

If Tories win by a normal majority, Corbyn will have one or two more years

If Tories win but with a minority Government, Corbyn will stay

Also, imagine voting Lib Dem. What a fucking L

im voting the Cornish Nationalist party

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No one believes Corbyn should be PM. The only winners of the election will be the Conservatives, SNP, and Liberal Dems. Labour is going to get thrashed.

Lib Dems are slightly struggling

But they will still gain seats

It's all talk and games until the election

You'd be suprised social media's attention towards corbyn

Oh he won't win

Best case scenario for Labour is a Tory minority

Like 2017

we'll see

All I know is that I wish I had the rights to make a movie out of BoJo's life

"Ziplining to Power"

Prime minsters are more presidential in UK poltics

disagree or agree

Wdym?

Presidential controversy in britain

it has nothing to do with brexit lol i just randomly spat that out

There's really not any serious scandles in PM history

the presidential analogy is more based on PM behaviour

The thing is, in British politics, the party always has the power to kick their leader via a vote of no-confidence

Yep

Lmao, Prince Andrew might get arrested

how come

The whole Epstein thing

The guy keeps on getting linked back to Eptein and the accusations

Oh, i've never heard about this