And by the way, all richly deserved.
These people are bitter, you can just feel the hatred seating in them. Reminds me of the progressives here in America after Dec 8th 2016.
The political movement he set in motion is taking root world wide.
The entire world has been watching America and people are noting both his success and the virulent opposition of our political class
This is the same transnational political class that has been doing the whole fundamental change two step, running their own countries into the ground and gaslighting them by telling them the same BS lies and excuses Obama told us.
Our foreign allies are looking to put a little Trump in their lives too as they realize their decline and demographic replacement by illegal aliens is not some irreversible, inevitable destiny preordained by fate as they have been told.
They are waking up to the fact that their lives are being ruined and futures destroyed by the same class of corrupt and treasonous ideologues that Trump is dealing with.
Boris Johnson is a bit of a walk on the wild side for Brits but the basics are really pretty simple, they just require a wild card to push through the necessary policy changes to right the listing ship of state
Good Ol’ Boris is more exploding cigar than magic wand, but British woes are even more basic and fundamental than our own so really all that is needed is a guy wild enough to take care of the necessary businessz
That describes Boris to a tee
So, you're saying things did not go well for the Labour Party?
“That year, Labour was led over the cliff by Michael Foot, whose hard-left election manifesto has become known as the “longest suicide note in history.””
Let’s hope that the articles of impeachments against Trump will be described the same way after next year’s election.
In the aftermath....Corbyn will resign from his position, retire, and write a book or two. The Labour Party will go into a rebuilding effort (same for the Liberal Democrats), and Boris has a clean slate to proceed on for the next two or three years. I should point out though....the Scottish SNP folks gained seats as well.
BREAKING: Pound surges after exit poll predicts huge Conservative majority after U.K. election
https://twitter.com/CNBCnow/status/1205246939404656640
Uh, conservative isn’t really conservative over there. It’s more like Susan Collins kind of conservative.
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Democrats deserve the Jeremy Corbyn treatment. Its time to flush America off them. We need a national enema next November.
How sweet it would be and thanks Brits - for showing us how it’s to be done.
We need but one word; “enough!”
But when I read about the long lines, I suspected the quiet majority finally got off their duffs to vote.
With “impeachment”, I suspect they will do the same in the USA.
When the Green New Deal resolution was brought up for a vote in the Senate, even Ed Markey, who had introduced it, refused to vote for it. The Democrats couldn't even vote their impeachment resolution out of committee.
Is Corbyn still refusing to resign?
Because everybody wants their own Trump.
Watched the results and the Scottish Communist Party - er, I meant the Scottish National Party - flipped lots of Conservative seats in Scotland...about the only bad news on the election.
Six months ago, in a breakfast conversation in a London hostel, the British bartender, a German guest and I had a conversation about Brexit. The German could not understand why GB would want to leave the EU and chance an economically difficult withdrawal period. After she left, the young bartender and I agreed that GB is a historically great country which has weathered a great many storms and should not be led around by the nose by historically loser countries like Germany and France.
People in GB see what out of control sudden immigration has done to these EU countries. GB has a diverse and well integrated populace that has developed over time, pulling from former colonies where the people have some history with the British way of life. Most of all, the people wanting to leave the EU chafed at being told what to do by unaccountable toffs from Brussels. When I first visited London in 1995, the GBP cost me $1.95. Now thanks to EU policies, it only costs me $1.35.
It’s past time for GB to reclaim its sovereignty and well wishes to them.