It's destiny I tell you.

I'm keeping this pair on then all week.

I can only assume that the 37 who are voting for the conservatives are depressed bulls fans who have decided to give up on life completely and want to drag the rest of the population of Bradford into the abyss with them.

After the Tories win I guarantee you will all be paying extra tax and national insurance.

For all of you who are millionaires you will be fine. You will all be able to pay extra for health care and social care, send your kids to private schools who have loads of resources and be able to afford to buy a house.

The rest of us can just enjoy getting poorer watch our public services be slowly dismantled . Whilst at the same time we will be told if you wo0rk hard you will reach your potential. 9trouble is it is a bit like heaven we will only be equal with the Tories friends when we are all turned to dust )

I'd be curious to see the votes again now tbh. Most of those were from just after it was called. It seems another world.

You can't trust the polls at all, especially after the last time.
Plus there are all those young voters who say that they intend to go and vote, but on the day probably won't bother. Especially when they look out of the window and see that it's raining.

I'm hoping the rain and threat of terrorist attacks will put the old people off from voting.
I'm certainly not offering to give my elderly neighbours a lift down....

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Hypothetically speaking, if Diane Abbott was your local labour candidate, can anybody with hand on heart, but a cross next to her name

Maybe you would find Jacob Rees mogg more palatable.

He would be able to give you advice on how to spend your millions

You avoided the question though

A simple yes or no please

Personally I would rather vote for Diane Abbotts older step brother Russ and his madhouse than vote for her lots madhouse

Of course I would. Labour aren't going to win, by all accounts she represents her constituents well. So every Labour vote is an attempt to minimise the irreversible damage conservatives will do to the country over the next 5 years.

Abbott's constituents will continue to vote for her no matter how unpalatable some others find her. It's the same situation in Shipley where people continue to vote for Philip Davies. Personally I think Abbott is a bit hopeless whereas Davies is an absolute "see you next Tuesday".

I don't buy the harmless old leftie nonsense, some of Abbott's views are genuinely worrying, as are some of Corbyn and McDonnell's and now they're all intent on trying to make us all forget the views they've been espousing for the last 30 years. That said Boris Johnson's jingoism and general buffonary is as worrying.

None of them have got the first clue what to do with the single biggest task in front of them, taking us out of Europe - nothing else really matters, because that underpins everything, the economy, immigration, health, defence, everything and until we know what that looks like everything else is pointless debate right now.

This is a defining election for sure, with a choice of becoming a pseudo communist state that aims to go a long way past the scandanavian socialist model or towards a free market free for all - both visions are genuinely depressing.

I'd definitely vote for her if it kept the Ukipservative out. I'd vote for Lucifer, if it kept the Ukipservative out. Truth be told, I know little, if anything about Diane Abbot and you wouldn't trust the tabloids to give a fair chance to anyone who is politically to left of Attila the Hun.

May hasn't even costed ANY of her manifesto but the Mail, et al, apparently see no problem at all with that, Abbott gets flustered, in a radio interview, over a figure for one policy and she's, "unfit to be in government". Says it all really.