Ne'er get thee stitched til Booris be ditched: UK General Election 2019

It is a remarkable feature

actually think she holds her own here and comes out of the other side of this but not sure I’ve seen sturgeon heckled like this before

Exclusive: New footage shows @NicolaSturgeon heckled in Glasgow North East by Caley workers. Full video up soon. #Ge19 #GeneralElection2019 pic.twitter.com/qBDAqytWLN

— Alasdair Clark (@alasdair_clark) December 11, 2019

I love how the tweet embed thing here saves those deleted tweets

Big John looking chill on Peston while Peston interrupts everyone constantly. Tories decided to send John Whittingdale ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Extremely critical support for comrade Oborne

The media makes little of this. The denunciation of Jeremy Corbyn by Ian Austin, a Labour politician of negligible importance who had already left the party, got far more coverage than the cry of despair from a former Tory prime minister.

Watching boris at his final campaign rally, should be used to it by now but god what a boring fucker he is

Being a boring fucker is deliberate, it's just an act.

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/dec/11/election-coverage-dominated-by-johnson-and-corbyn-study-finds

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Among figures who were more visible than might have been expected – though still with just 1.6% and 0.9% respectively – were Ian Austin and John Woodcock, the former Labour MPs who are backing Boris Johnson, who were the joint 11th and 16th most prominent figure in media coverage. The former prime minister Tony Blair was the 24th most prominent, well ahead of frontline senior politicians and his fellow former prime ministers.

While Barclay has stumbled over the details of the deal in the past, his northern roots and credentials as an MP who previously had a “real job” might otherwise have marked him out as a campaign asset.

xp it’s a Russian taunt!

This video, fucking hell. It’s all very to the point, and it cuts through how words impact attitudes and the lives experiences of people.The gay marriage bit, fucking hell.

This man is running to be your Prime Minister.

You can stop him. pic.twitter.com/7a9tOZrlUG

— Jeremy Corbyn (@jeremycorbyn) December 11, 2019

Hold on that second guy claiming to working class, can't be, he's not white.

Someone's gotta steal your jobs.

big larkhall energy

Weeeee arrra peepul pic.twitter.com/ZuRjmYttYH

— Tam sellics son III (@TamsellicsonIII) December 10, 2019

i blame the non-dom schools

every time I visit my family in larkhall I am blown away that the first thing you see when you arrive from my direction is a 10ft tall red hand of Ulster flapping wildly in the horizon

Makes you proud to be Scottish, er, British.

it’s a very special place

The day approaches

I know I joke around a lot about Rangers being almost literally the most important thing in these people's lives but Rangers is almost literally the most important thing in these people's lives.

A rangers fan I know said that Corbyn going to Celtic would hurt him with loyalist voters?!

I'm glad we have a system where people weigh up competing visions and arguments and come to a decision based on enlightened rationality

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thinking: what if Odeo was a web-based media player?

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When my friend told me the livery for the Larkhall branch of Subway had to be black instead of green otherwise some marching season creeps might firebomb it, I boggled.

bizarre embed there - it is a laura K tweet in the original post
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A rangers fan I know said that Corbyn going to Celtic would hurt him with loyalist voters?!

― gyac, Wednesday, December 11, 2019 1:46 PM (three minutes ago) bookmarkflaglink

there's plenty of orangies that vote labour in the west of scotland, has been the case my whole life, them reverting back to conservatism due to the SNP and brexit is a bit of a new development

They're reverting back to Unionism rather than Conservatism, to be pedantic about it.

it is wild, people in Larkhall refuse to use their green wheelie bins - this isn't like a joke exaggeration, they get set on fire

the picture of the black subway store is the image that comes up when i google larkhall scotland

BP got wrecked there too iirc

Our final #GE2019 Westminster voting intention on behalf of the @Telegraph, is as follows:

CON 41% (-)
LAB 36% (+3)
LD 12% (-)
Other 11% (-3)

9th - 10th Dec

(changes from Savanta ComRes/Sunday Telegraph, Dec 7th)https://t.co/SwZAJxFqTk pic.twitter.com/PRibInIPwE

— Savanta ComRes (@SavantaComRes) December 11, 2019

thinking back to 2015 now. my wife was six months pregnant and had a terrible migraine. we were in the middle of moving cross country from new york to california and all our stuff was on a lorry somewhere so i was in an empty room except for an airbed and some takeaway containers. the exit poll was announced and i immediately went round the corner and bought a bottle of prosecco and four cans of stella (from the lol craft beer section) and drank them while shouting at my laptop until 8am UK time. great days.

And if Parliament had agreed with @ForChange_Now we wouldn’t be having a December election. https://t.co/SjGSaWb6JO

— Mike Gapes (@MikeGapes) December 11, 2019

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/this-britain/scottish-town-where-green-is-beyond-the-pale-981747.html

Another example is the railings of the local park. In the 1990s, the council painted them municipal green, an act which proved unpopular. In 2001, a resident painted a stretch red, white and blue, and, with the support of Karen Gillon, the local Labour MSP, the Queen's colours were retained.

They smash the traffic lights! Mad bams

Savanta ComRades bringing the hope again!

even richard leonard tweets are doing numbers

...here are the unweighted numbers pic.twitter.com/2hlA5zOZ0x

— joolsd (@joolsd) December 11, 2019

No idea what that is tbh.

contextfree/false-hope.com

Waiting for Survation to drop their final load any hour now.

Mr Corbyn concluded with a poem, saying: "My guitar is not for the rich. No, nothing like that. My song is of the ladder we are building to reach the stars."

Tom D there is a discussion on the sampling. Again, this is just to confirm that all polls are useless.

From Victor Jara's song Manifiesto

The Times getting rinsed for libel damages for defaming Muslims questioning Tory Islamophobia:

http://www.rllaw.co.uk/news-and-events/the-times-admits-libel-of-imam-who-intervened-in-bbc-televised-tory-leadership-debate-and-publishes-apology-confirming-damages-to-imam/

Their endorsement of Johnson, which essentially boiled down to ‘if he told you what his actual policies were he wouldn’t get elected but we support him getting a large enough majority to push them through’ is one of the most sinister things I’ve seen recently wrt the direction of travel of the ‘mainstream ‘ right.

We now think that the lead stands somewhere at around *just 6 and a half percent*.

Looking at the figure below, the two main parties are, we think, almost exactly were they were in the polls (which underestimated Labour) the night before the 2017 General election.#GE2019 pic.twitter.com/8UgBvWcVle

— Patrick English (@PME_Politics) December 11, 2019

what time does final Survation one drop?

Has to come out before midnight.

little mix are comrades

Knew they was good people

SHAT IT

**Survation Final Call**
GB VOTING INTENTION

CON 44.5
LAB 33.7
LD 9.3
GRE 3.2
SNP 4.0
PC 1.4
AP 0.9

theyre cutting it fine here