Thread: Government & Post Election Discussion
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Old 15-09-2019, 14:16   #2184
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Re: Government & Post Election Discussion
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Originally Posted by denphone View Post
l never implied anything other then why another Conservative centrist politician left the party to go to another political party as that is the real reality and if some don't like that reality then tough..
I was responding to your comment about the Conservatives lurching too far to the right, so my comment was pertinent.

Brexit has split Conservatives and Labour. Corbyn's about-turns and the rhetoric of Starmer, McDonnell and Thornberry may have led some to think that a 'no deal' Brexit' is an aspiration only of the far right, but that is way off beam, and is clearly designed to confuse. I was trying to correct that position.
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