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A lot of ifs and buts though. Nobody knows what will happen if we leave or remain.

Here is one part he started up Blair welcomes private firms into NHS Here is a better explanation of what happened https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/ournhs/moment-of-honesty-is-required-new-labour-began-dismantling-of-our-nhs/

That isn't what I see when parliament is in action. It is more like on here. Some decent quotes surrounded by bullshit and insults.

I think you need to go back and read it again. It wasn't me who said about the evil plan first. I replied that the only one maybe was the shit pay for police officers.....with a grinning smilie straight after the comment. And now it isn't a list of the good MP's. I don't know what it was a...

He said there was plenty of good MP's after I said there was hardly any. So I asked him to name them. They were the names he came out with.

The odds are it is just a continuation of what Bliar started. Privatizing parts of the NHS but the government picks up the bill. Costs us billions of pounds each year.

I think it is where you was last registered to vote.

Boris is a master debater. OK drop the 'de'

What constituency is that you are talking about?

Good point. This GE would be fun for an outsider to watch. They are going to accuse each other of being what we know that they are.

My wife was always a Lib Dems voter. But after they jumped into bed with the Tories she said she would never vote for them again. Now she is going to register as an expat so she can vote for them again. The Lib Dems are going to get a large part of the expats vote. They are saying exactly what...

The Tories would have lied to us anyway.

Neither seems to be strong enough. And I can't see the Leb Dems wanting anything to do with it as what they really want is a full majority so they can stop Brexit. Sharing seats would make sure they couldn't do it before a vote is even cast.

A fair summary. Although I think the Lib Dems will do a bit better than predicted. But I can see the Lib Dems and Labour letting the Tories in.

The problem is that we don't have a clue what sort of deal there would be if we do leave.

All polls have been consistent. There of course is always a percentage of doubt. But the gap is massive. The Lib Dems have taken a lot of votes off Labour. The big question is can Labour get them back. But with Corbyn still in charge?

I didn't say how you voted. I said what you want. And you do want to remain. Nothing wrong in changing your mind.

Did Labour win? This time it is about 37% Tory 22% Labour. Only 6 weeks to go.

Was off the table weeks ago. But nothing would surprise me these days.

It is clear you want us to remain. So of course you won't vote Tory.