UK Election 2024

[Master]

Penny, Shapps, Truss, May, Mogg, out Rishi resigns

Corbyn won as an independent and Gaza issue did hit Labour a bit but overall a great day!

[TitoFan]

I know nothing about UK politics, which is why I rarely/never post about it.

One thing seems certain, though. No matter how bad you guys may think it might be, all you have to do is look across the ocean and I'll bet that makes you feel a lot better.

[Master]

I know nothing about UK politics, which is why I rarely/never post about it.

One thing seems certain, though. No matter how bad you guys may think it might be, all you have to do is look across the ocean and I'll bet that makes you feel a lot better.

That is true.

The closest we had to Trump was Boris who won a massive majority and threw it back in the face of the people who voted for him. He was having parties during covid, giving out millions on PPE for covid to his friends and lying to everyone including the queen.

Then Boris was forcibly removed and replaced by Truss who lasted a record low 49 days, cost the economy £70 billion leaving people paying higher mortgages.

Rishi had to pick up the mess and did not make good on his pledges.

[TitoFan]

I know nothing about UK politics, which is why I rarely/never post about it.

One thing seems certain, though. No matter how bad you guys may think it might be, all you have to do is look across the ocean and I'll bet that makes you feel a lot better.

That is true.

The closest we had to Trump was Boris who won a massive majority and threw it back in the face of the people who voted for him. He was having parties during covid, giving out millions on PPE for covid to his friends and lying to everyone including the queen.

Then Boris was forcibly removed and replaced by Truss who lasted a record low 49 days, cost the economy £70 billion leaving people paying higher mortgages.

Rishi had to pick up the mess and did not make good on his pledges.

Yeah, that all sounds pretty depressing.

So on a scale of 1 to 100...... 1 being "worse than Trump" and 100 being "utter child's play compared to Trump"....... where would you rank all of this?

[Master]

I know nothing about UK politics, which is why I rarely/never post about it.

One thing seems certain, though. No matter how bad you guys may think it might be, all you have to do is look across the ocean and I'll bet that makes you feel a lot better.

That is true.

The closest we had to Trump was Boris who won a massive majority and threw it back in the face of the people who voted for him. He was having parties during covid, giving out millions on PPE for covid to his friends and lying to everyone including the queen.

Then Boris was forcibly removed and replaced by Truss who lasted a record low 49 days, cost the economy £70 billion leaving people paying higher mortgages.

Rishi had to pick up the mess and did not make good on his pledges.

Yeah, that all sounds pretty depressing.

So on a scale of 1 to 100...... 1 being "worse than Trump" and 100 being "utter child's play compared to Trump"....... where would you rank all of this?

Individually 80, after 14 years of non-growth and Brexit all combined 30.

[Beanz]

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[NoSavingByTheBell]

*****AYOUB KHAN****👍👍👍 elected as an independent MP for the Birmingham Perry Barr constituency, with 35.5% of the vote, overturning the Labour incumbent Khalid Mahmood's 15,000 majority to win by 507 votes.

[NoSavingByTheBell]

Penny, Shapps, Truss, May, Mogg, out Rishi resigns

Corbyn won as an independent and Gaza issue did hit Labour a bit but overall a great day!

Sunak resigning is gold💯