@vivify saidOnly conservatives? All conservatives voted for and all others voted against?
I didn't say anything like that, did I?
I said UK's conservatives seem to be just as dumb as US conservatives like you.
Not one exception? You don't have a Joe Manchin type of politician in the UK that votes with conservatives when they don't have a majority?
Have you ever thought that they might be paid to vote that way?
@metal-brain saidIt was an internal election in the tory party.
Only conservatives? All conservatives voted for and all others voted against?
Not one exception? You don't have a Joe Manchin type of politician in the UK that votes with conservatives when they don't have a majority?
Have you ever thought that they might be paid to vote that way?
@shavixmir saidDoes that mean the tory party has the majority and the minority didn't matter?
It was an internal election in the tory party.
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-Removed-I’m not sure how unions openly funding the party that was started by them can be construed as the same corruption as a bunch of non doms furtively pumping money into a political party for services to be rendered.
I was watching Farage on GBnews last night and the right wing of the party is describing the recent change in Home Office Ministers as a “remainer coup” how is a party that divided and that far up its own lower bowel supposed to win an election or run a country?
It’s time for the tories to go home and have a chat with themselves and let a non ideologically obsessed leader like Starmer take a shot at not effing the country up.
It’s a pattern that any party in power for too long stops fighting it’s enemy and turns in on itself, it’s not a bad thing to not live in a one party state.
@shavixmir saidIt seems to be a thing in the UK parties stay in power longer than two terms and eventually explode because there is no pressure from an outside force like an alternative government to keep them focused on elections
One of the problems is the length of period they’ve been in power.
It’s just not healthy.