Who else is excited for the next general election.

rubin16
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I've never been into politics or cared much for it, but the past few months and year I have really been excited for the next general election to end the tories reign of terror. This especially comes with the tories new plans on benefits and the whole ordeal with sending immigrants to Rwanda, I honestly don't know how they can get any worst at the moment and are destroying this country one piece at a time.
The current rumour is there will be a general election held in the summer of this year (roughly July) and I seriously can't wait. I'm googling each day watching out if they have announced a general election yet. I think when these local elections are done on Thursday Rishi Sunak will be forced out of his PM role.
I already have plans to stay up most of the night watching the general election when it happens, just to see tories get the worst result in history and watch them lose most of their seats.
Who else is excited for a general election?
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I really hope they are out I will sit up to maybe have an election party in here that night0
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not to pour fuel on the fire i believe it will be just as bad with whoever gets in power3
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No I am not excited but the Tories do need to go.
I doubt that Labour will be anymore empathetic towards disabled people because if that were the case they would have expressed outrage against the pip proposals.0 -
I used to stay up watching the results come in. Lately I haven’t. Watching gloating Tories is too much. This time I want to see the mighty fall, hoping for more Portillo moments. 🤞0
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I don't feel excited about it at all but I can't wait to see the back of this bunch of *****! Whoever gets in next, (probably Labour), just can't be as bad as this lot. I think we'll have to wait until November though as Rishi will continue to cling on as long as he can whilst throwing out these ridiculous tropes to win votes.1
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Unless God himself wins, no. Sorry. Same game different player. UK is in 2.5 trillion debt and unless they just let us print money like they do were in trouble no matter what.1
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I have to agree with Michael57 I don't believe it will be much better whoever gets in. 14 years of Tories undermining the social structure and ripping away many of the underlying support which allowed the deterioration of the underlying support that used to support resilience in our society meant that it was always going to be difficult for who ever came in.
Am I confident the Tories will lose? No. Unless of course the British public are fed up with shooting themselves in the foot.0 -
hyancinth said:Unless God himself wins, no. Sorry. Same game different player. UK is in 2.5 trillion debt and unless they just let us print money like they do were in trouble no matter what.0
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Currently, my enthusiasm for the general election is dampened by the uncertainty of its date. However, I'm keenly awaiting Friday, when the analysis of Thursday's local and mayoral elections will be available. This insight will offer a clearer view of the direction our country is heading.
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I hope the torys are out, had enough of there bashing anyone who isn't like them, ie rich, i hope they take a hammering0
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I'd be surprised if the Tories get a majority this time, though I'm not convinced Labour will get a majority either. Personally I think we'll just end up with a hung parliament which won't be much better than what we have now. Even if Labour do get the majority, I don't expect to see any real world difference from them. As has been said above, the country is in too deep a hole now, difficult choices have to be made.1
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AndrewHall said:hyancinth said:Unless God himself wins, no. Sorry. Same game different player. UK is in 2.5 trillion debt and unless they just let us print money like they do were in trouble no matter what.
It is very much possible for a country to owe money to another country/company/fund/private individual etc
I was taking what you wrote literally, maybe you meant something more implied than explicit0 -
No.
The last time I was excited about a GE was in 2015 when I was convinced Labour would save us (the poor/the disadvantaged) but they sank themselves with the help of Owen Smith and the Blairites.
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66Mustang said:AndrewHall said:hyancinth said:Unless God himself wins, no. Sorry. Same game different player. UK is in 2.5 trillion debt and unless they just let us print money like they do were in trouble no matter what.
It is very much possible for a country to owe money to another country/company/fund/private individual etc
I was taking what you wrote literally, maybe you meant something more implied than explicit0 -
Different government with different knives to stab us in the back with, different friends to feather nests and their own
Yippee. Not that I'm cynical or anything0 -
If the Conservative Party was left with 'one seat', that would be 'one' too many, that would be a 'good thing' and something to 'celebrate'.0
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