Trains, Banks and Public/Private Ownership - Prev.Predict UK Gen.Election Result

[Barrister]

Wow - these results seem like a total mess.  There's no easy Tory + DUP result.  Lib Dems being wiped out means there's no easy middle party to try and sway.

Should be fun times to follow.

[Zanza]

The Article 50 task force in Brussels scratching their heads and wondering if they ever have someone to talk to...

[garbon]

Why is the SNP getting pummeled? I mean I am glad to see it but they seem to be losing seats to the Conservatives, Labour, and Lib Dems even in their safe constituencies.

Perhaps referendum from voters on SNP making plans for another Scottish referendum? Seems a pretty fair and good repudiation.

[Josquius]

Seems the best likely outcome came to pass in England 

Though

1: ouch. Northern Ireland becomes a one party state (+sinn fein). What on earth happened there?
2: Scotland has gone very very tory. Worrying.
Guess we shall be seeing the Scottish Tory leader as overall Tory leader in the not too distant future.

[Tamas]

Seems the best likely outcome came to pass in England 

Though

1: ouch. Northern Ireland becomes a one party state (+sinn fein). What OK earth happened there?
2: Scotland has gone very very tory. Worrying.
Guess we shall be seeing the Scottish Tory leader as overall Tory leader in the not too distant future.

In what fucking possible way?!

[garbon]

Seems the best likely outcome came to pass in England 

Though

1: ouch. Northern Ireland becomes a one party state (+sinn fein). What OK earth happened there?
2: Scotland has gone very very tory. Worrying.
Guess we shall be seeing the Scottish Tory leader as overall Tory leader in the not too distant future.

In what fucking possible way?!

We now could see BoJo heading a minority gov! Otherwise, yeah...I mean Labour headed coalition gov't? The party where its own MPs don't agree?

[Josquius]

The Tories have had their power shattered. They can't unilaterally make decisions for the rest of us.
But at the same time they're still the biggest party and forced to take responsibility for the brexit mess that they created.

[garbon]

The Tories have had their power shattered. They can't unilaterally make decisions for the rest of us.
But at the same time they're still the biggest party and forced to take responsibility for the brexit mess that they created.

The voters created the Brexit mess.

[Tamas]

The Tories have had their power shattered. They can't unilaterally make decisions for the rest of us.
But at the same time they're still the biggest party and forced to take responsibility for the brexit mess that they created.

The voters created the Brexit mess.

[Richard Hakluyt]

Next election in November 

[Josquius]

The Tories have had their power shattered. They can't unilaterally make decisions for the rest of us.
But at the same time they're still the biggest party and forced to take responsibility for the brexit mess that they created.

The voters created the Brexit mess.

True. But they should never have been put in that position. Only due to Tory infighting was the whole stupid thing even an issue. Europe was important for 20% of the population max pre ref.

[garbon]

Next election in November 

Y'all do seem to love having them.

[Richard Hakluyt]

I'll say one thing for Corbyn he's a fine campaigner. But then he is a figure from the past and British politicians used to know how to place an appealing offering before the electorate.

[Tamas]

Not only chaos is now complete, but Corbyn is here to stay.

Incredible.

[Monoriu]

I am actually a bit conflicted here.  If UK politics is in a mess, does that mean they can't proceed with the Brexit negotiations and I get to keep my UK + EU passport for a little while longer?