48 minutes ago, DramatistDreamer said:

Xenophobes will be sad that UKIP is hemorraghing but people who voted to Remain in the EU may be elated. A lot of younger people participated and that seems to have helped Labour.

 

I can't say that May will lose, if her party ends up the largest party in Parliament, she may keep her seat but Labour's gains likely mean that she will be severely weakend.

 

You know, I wonder whether this is another example of people outside the U.S. looking at our current situation and saying "Oh, HELL no," at the voting booths.

32 minutes ago, Vee said:

 

What. The. [!@#$%^&*].

1 hour ago, Khan said:

So, the UKIP is in trouble, Jeremy Corbyn appears to be in the lead and Theresa May is likely gonna lose.  Is this bad?  (I apologize for my ignorance.  I must admit I don't understand the UK political scene all that well.)

 

 

I was about to come and ask a similar question. 

 

Question to UK posters, so if the Labour Party wins majority of Parliament seats, doesn't Theresa May have to resign as Prime Minister?

 

4 minutes ago, Nothin'ButAttitude said:

 

I was about to come and ask a similar question. 

 

Question to UK posters, so if the Labour Party wins majority of Parliament seats, doesn't Theresa May have to resign as Prime Minister?

 

 

I'm not in the U.K. but yeah if Conservative party lost, May would likely have to resign. Honestly, I'm not so sure of her status right now.

 

Conservative is in the lead and they're expected to maintain it but Labour made a lot of gains.  Most importantly, the Conservatives won't have a majority, which likely means a Hung Parliament.

1 minute ago, DramatistDreamer said:

 

I'm not in the U.K. but yeah if Conservative party lost, May would likely have to resign. Honestly, I'm not so sure of her status right now.

 

Conservative is in the lead and they're expected to maintain it but Labour made a lot of gains.  Most importantly, the Conservatives won't have a majority, which likely means a Hung Parliament.

 

By hung parliament you mean...?

2 minutes ago, Nothin'ButAttitude said:

 

By hung parliament you mean...?

 

Hung Parliament: Q&A guide to what happens if no-one wins the election

 

In 2010, there was a Hung Parliament and the Conservatives had to form a coalition government- they made a deal with the Liberal Democratic party.

Edited June 9, 20178 yr by DramatistDreamer

Anna Soubry, a Conservative MP, in an interview with the BBC, just suggested that Theresa May might want to consider her position within the party.  She said that the Tories ran a "dreadful" campaign.

 

BBC seems to want to suggest that there may be calls with the Conservative party for May to resign.  This may be a bit premature but there seems to be great uncertainty regarding May's status right now.

So who would they want to replace her with?

Theresa May goofed by calling the snap election, so it's unlikely that she will continue on as leader and there is no reason why she should want to since the Conservative Party has to cobble together some sort of coalition.

1 hour ago, Nothin'ButAttitude said:

So who would they want to replace her with?

probably Boris Johnson

3 minutes ago, OLTL #1 fan said:

probably Boris Johnson

 

Ugh. 

@Nothin'ButAttitude Please don't listen to trolls who don't know anything about what they're talking about.

36 minutes ago, DramatistDreamer said:

@Nothin'ButAttitude Please don't listen to trolls who don't know anything about what they're talking about.

It would be a disaster for the Tories and the UK but then look at May.

 

Johnson has been incompetent as Foreign Secretary and none of these folks had a clue as to what to do when Brexit passed, Johnson being first in the line of idiots. I'd say go ahead and pick him, let him try to build a coalition to get things done, negotiate the deal with the EU. He's incapable of doing either. God knows I am no Corbyn fan, but all Labour has to do is sit back and watch the "[!@#$%^&*]" show with Johnson as PM. It was bad enough with May who's political career will likely be over after this disaster. Much like Cameron's was.  But the people in the UK don't deserve this. Well most of them don't.

8 hours ago, Khan said:

 

You know, I wonder whether this is another example of people outside the U.S. looking at our current situation and saying "Oh, HELL no," at the voting booths.

 

It does seem like America's role in the world is to serve as a cautionary tale.

@JaneAusten  I don't see May stepping down. She is already meeting with the Queen to try to form a government.

 

Boris Johnson won't be selected because xenophobes are being pushed as far away from Parliament as possible, as evidenced by UKIP being practically locked out of Parliament with only 1.9 % of the vote.

 

JMO, but that troll who suggested Johnson seems totally ignorant about what's been going on in the last few months and isn't worth listening to. I mean, they voted for Trump...need I say more?  

Said troll needs to 'stay in their lane' and continue to bury their head in the sand and spend their time making more excuses for Mango Mussolini's foolishness.

LMAO the President of Mexico is dragging Trump for filth and it's awesome! He even called him President of the electoral college of the United States
 

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