Never have I been more thankful for the United States of Europe being so benignly inept that nations can leave with a fuck you, and have pretty much no comuppance

Unfortunately Theresa's killed that option for us

You country is fucked m8

Tbh the un is on the cusp of their own 14th

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Brexit was the EUs civil war, without a war

And worse leadership

And britian lost

14th incoming

https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2018-midterm-election-results/

It's fixable. Give England a devolved parliament, devolve central London further like DC, bring in STV or PR, and give the rest of the UK a referendum on whether we want to keep Scotland

That map is terrifying

If not then follow Trump's example and build the wall. We've already got two that we could just repair

Lol wont happen. Scots have voted down freedom already

@Durtle02 The Map won't load for me

Which is why the rest of us should vote whether we want to keep them. I'd wager most would vote to cut the Scots loose

@Legiondude try this one https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2018/11/06/us/elections/results-house-elections.html#

@Durtle02 the first map looked like Missingno fucked a space invader

I dunno dont the scots have a lot of the uk bases and such?

dont like cartograms, eh?

The most major one up there is the base of Trident but that can be moved

@Durtle02 that looks as predicted

Whole lot of red for the "blue wave"

The map shows how messed up the electorates are

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7z4WJAEG3u8 @Goblin_Slayer_Floki this just came on lol

Lol perfect music for the upcomming leftest meltdown

From my transatlantic opinion, I don't think the blue wave is going to happen, but I can't see a clear red wave happening either

I dont think either will happen no

But i forsee reps gaining in the senate and maybe losing a little bit retaining the house

The NPCe will still big out regardless

*bug out

Governors are yonna be the real question

And a couple seats msm will still claim a mandate against trump ect.

So what powers do governors hold in the system?

It's never really been made clear in the UK

Governors are like presidents of the individual state

It varies overall state by state but generally they have the same powers at state level and are direct communication and such to the president on behaldlf of the state

You know it's problematic when most people can't tell you their governor's name, but they know the president's every move

Yea. Most ignore their governors

That feels like it unnecessarily bypasses the senate and Congress

Then America post civil war is problematic :/