UK General Election 2017 Megathread

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DUP deal still hasn't been signed off...

DAILY MAIL COMMENT: David Cameron's call to dilute Brexit will risk a Tory civil war https://t.co/kspC1tkv7w

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Cameron calling for a 'softer Brexit' - didn't we basically reject 'soft' Brexit with his shit negotiation that achieved **** all?

He must think we're all as stupid as he is.

For me even if you don't agree with corbyn you can't deny he is a character and very passionate. I didn't vote because i agreed with some conservative stuff and some labour although some of labours stuff seemed outdated. The issue however is i feel may is just too monotone and her passion doesn't come through. I don't think she is right for the country

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He is, and she's as dull as dishwater. But I don't vote on personality, I vote on policy. I actually like her understated style and the fact we hardly see her - compared to Cameron and others who were always trying to get in on the latest fad (appearing in a 1D video) and producing videos of him cooking at home. They're not the President and they shouldn't act like it. Give me Philip May - who I have never even heard speak - over Samantha Cameron of Cherie Blair any day of the week. He knows his place - the fact that he doesn't have a place.

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Tim Farron has resigned as leader of the Lib Dems

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I mean Farron's departure was inevitable. He didn't do much to make the Lib Dems more prominent (they only gained a handful of seats) and he nearly lost his own seat, however the reason he's been essentially forced out of the party is absolutely **** pathetic and it's so laughably hypocritical of the liberal democrats to put pressure on someone to leave their party because of their own viewpoints.

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The LGBT-XYZ bigots again showing their tolerance and liberalism.

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If Jeremy Corbyn becomes PM...