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The Telegraph predicts a seismic Labour party wipe-out - the worst in British election history - whilst the very same Labour party, led by Jeremy Corbyn (ex IRA and Al Qaeda supporter) is proposing free broadband for the entire UK at a cost of, wait for it....around £20 billion.
The gloves are off, but babies are always a safe bet.
The old Chinese curse: “May you live in Interesting Times.”
We are.
I admit to being a Tory however I've never got too worked up about it when they've lost an election in the past. Blair after all was more like a Tory and Brown carried on the same.
Corbyn looks and talks more like a 1960's union leader than a future PM.
The expression on that baby's face is priceless.
Never noticed that. 
Oh! I didn’t look at the baby, either!
From now on, that face will be photoshopped onto every baby in a picture with a politician.
The British public must sick and tired of the third election in four years, which takes place tomorrow, Thursday.
I predict a Conservative victory, but I'm not sure if Johnson is still going to get enough seats in the House.
Foregone conclusion even before Corbyn started digging holes for himself.
Sturgeon will be the next prime Minister......mark my words!
Sturgeon will be the next prime Minister......mark my words!
The late Margo MacDonald was ten times better than wee crabbit face.
Come one UK Man ...you only liked Margo cos she was a buxom blonde with very big .....eyes....
I was only a Scot Nat back then because Scotland had a half decent football team. As I was young she was too old for me to have such thoughts. I was in love with Mairi Barr anyway.
The heiress to the Barrs Irn bru fortune?
The heiress to the Barrs Irn bru fortune?
No such luck. She was a nurse from Eaglesham.
I like this one better....
I like @UK Man’s Winston Churchill better than @Splinter’s skinny Father Christmas.
BTW, in the US, I think that such Christmas symbols wouldn’t be allowed at a government polling place.
But back to the U.K. election, shouldn’t we be getting the results any minute now?
Polling doesn't close for another hour and a half.
