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Nov 2020
8:28pm, 7 Nov 2020
13,159 posts
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NDWDave
I hear the sound of victory victory victory victory
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Nov 2020
8:29pm, 7 Nov 2020
3,202 posts
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J2R
But she didn't. Or at least not victory for her guy.
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Nov 2020
8:34pm, 7 Nov 2020
1,756 posts
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SailorSteve
Indeed Bob! Weasel words from Raab.
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Nov 2020
8:35pm, 7 Nov 2020
363 posts
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Hunkyteddy
Bojos tweet is a little bit understated isnt it. It certainly is less congratulatory than Sturgeons. Wonder why that is???
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Nov 2020
8:49pm, 7 Nov 2020
5,219 posts
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FenlandRunner
Cos' he is utterly fucked and placed the mansion on the wrong horse.
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Nov 2020
8:51pm, 7 Nov 2020
4,484 posts
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run free
Cos BJ can't clown around with JB as he did with Donny
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Nov 2020
8:59pm, 7 Nov 2020
24,047 posts
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Johnny Blaze
Johnson, Gove and Farage backed the wrong guy. Predictably enough, as they tend to be wrong about most things.
I'm just pleased that the US has a functioning human being back in the White House. If only we had a man or woman of good character in Number 10.
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Nov 2020
9:01pm, 7 Nov 2020
24,048 posts
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Johnny Blaze
Just an anecdote here, but the friends I have who vote Trump/Tory think that having an a-hole as leader is generally a good thing. The more duplicitous and cynical the better. I beg to differ. Character does matter.
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Nov 2020
9:02pm, 7 Nov 2020
5,225 posts
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FenlandRunner
Totally agree, nothing against republicans, just against the tango buffoon.
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Nov 2020
9:04pm, 7 Nov 2020
12,588 posts
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larkim
I guess BoJo still has to work with the Orange one for the next few months, and there is the remote possibility that something stupid could happen in the US that means Trump is either influential or powerful for the next few years - or could return. Would be poor diplomacy that didn't take some account of that.
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