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It IS a stereotype though for many people.

Are they Tim Farron and Nick Clegg?

No, that's fine though, because this current government is pretty childish anyway.

Two years is massive. If I look at my daughter when she was 13 and now at 15, the difference is palpable. Big difference between when she was 14 and now at 15 too. 2 years at that sort of age can be huge I would say.

Not absurd, but not a good idea. My daughter's head of year rang me last week and said my daughter is one of the most mature students in her year. Listening to my daughter talk about her peers, yep, at 16 they are not mature enough to make an informed choice I don't think.

Yeah, same. Labour. First time I have voted for them for a while.

Yes, true. Do we know how long the radicalisation process took with her, to turn her?

Wouldn't be half as exciting for the storyline though, Daz. ;)

My daughter is 15 and doesn't. Clearly not. She is very impressionable and at times, naïve. It is a very valid point.

Laughable isn't it/he!

Sounds chicken to me.

If you have sense you won't vote for Boris Johnson either. Can't vote for the Lib Dems. That just leaves a punch-up between Farage's mob and the Green Party. Tree huggers of the world unite.

Surely they would have got it through wouldn't they, all the Tories plus some opposition dissenters.

Produce clarity.

Yep and the Tories have complete unity amongst their ranks don't they. Fact is, if the Tories didn't have all the differing factions and voted along party lines we would be out of Europe by now.

I have just one word for the Walking Dead world. Moat. In fact, I think I have been screaming that word at the TV screen for the past four or five seasons!!! Just build a goddamn moat already. They have had years to do it. You just need some sort of drawbridge, or removable platform to get...

I thought we agreed he wasn't a chicken. Well, I agreed with me on behalf of you.

I see Labour have now said they will support a general election.

Fair points. It.is very much becoming about individuals isn't it, rather than policies of the party.

Come on, Dom, are you trying to tell me that if the Tories were in opposition and they thought that they would lose any general election, that they would push for an election? It's not about being chicken, it's about trying to give yourselves the best opportunity to win. I don't think Labour...