EU approves UK exit plan..

[hullexile]

I don't think I'll be watching. Trump aside, it is hard to think of two worse political leaders.

It is a bit like watching the Eurovision contest, nobody (I hope) watches it for the great songs and singers but for the cringe factor

[kimwy66]

It is a bit like watching the Eurovision contest, nobody (I hope) watches it for the great songs and singers but for the cringe factor

May will bring the cringe factor, Corbyn will contribute the 'you said wot you fucking muppet' armchair annoyance factor.

[hullexile]

May will bring the cringe factor, Corbyn will contribute the 'you said wot you fucking muppet' armchair annoyance factor.

I would love him to say that,it is was everyone thinks

[kimwy66]

I would love him to say that,it is was everyone thinks

Oh, I didn't mean Corbyn should say that, I meant the viewer sat in the armchair would say (scream) that the minute Corbyn opens his privately educated mouth and starts talking, I know I do. As if he would ever say 'wot', far too working class.

[East_coast]

I don't think I'll be watching. Trump aside, it is hard to think of two worse political leaders.

Mrs May is painful to listen to. Her style is dull and uninspiring and appears to have no vision of what she wants but takes the least offensive route to wherever she is leading to.

Mr Corbyn is a champagne socialist devoid of any creativity and only suggests pouring more money at a problem to buy votes. He also has questionable principles putting ideology of supporting a socialist cause above support the least offensive cause.

It will be an hour of May droning on about details and Mr Corbyn whining about aspects of society that can be solved by cash cash cash, how labour has six tests (that could never be passed) and how there should be an election so he can create a magic new trade deal that allows full unfettered access to the EU and the rest of the world at the same time.

[East_coast]

Why is there a need for a TV debate when the UK has PMQ's

https://news.sky.com/watch-live

[TheBrit]

Mrs May is painful to listen to. Her style is dull and uninspiring and appears to have no vision of what she wants but takes the least offensive route to wherever she is leading to.

Mr Corbyn is a champagne socialist devoid of any creativity and only suggests pouring more money at a problem to buy votes. He also has questionable principles putting ideology of supporting a socialist cause above support the least offensive cause.

It will be an hour of May droning on about details and Mr Corbyn whining about aspects of society that can be solved by cash cash cash, how labour has six tests (that could never be passed) and how there should be an election so he can create a magic new trade deal that allows full unfettered access to the EU and the rest of the world at the same time.

Pretty accurate précis

[kimwy66]

... Mr Corbyn whining about aspects of society that can be solved by cash cash cash, how labour has six tests (that could never be passed) and how there should be an election so he can create a magic new trade deal that allows full unfettered access to the EU and the rest of the world at the same time.

Speaking of those impossible 6 tests:

https://twitter.com/CorbynSnap/statu...50990148804608



*parody account, not the real Corbyn, whose twitter feed probably gets more laughs than the parody.

[kimwy66]

Why is there a need for a TV debate when the UK has PMQ's

https://news.sky.com/watch-live

Because it's the British people she is trying to win over, not MPs. May isn't stupid, she knows this is going to the electorate in some form or other. Either, as John McDonnell suggests a 2nd referendum, or via a snap election.

https://www.theguardian.com/politics...john-mcdonnell

[East_coast]

Because it's the British people she is trying to win over, not MPs. May isn't stupid, she knows this is going to the electorate in some form or other. Either, as John McDonnell suggests a 2nd referendum, or via a snap election.

https://www.theguardian.com/politics...john-mcdonnell

I think keeping quiet and not talking about Brexit or the NHS but other policies would please the UK electorate.