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It means the Tories will form a government with the DUP [i.e. the Protestant party of northern Ireland.]

I just heard that May is going to resign this morning, which means a Tory party leadership contest and more time pissed away when the UK should be negotiating Brexit.

It also means more people will be bored about my boring story about interviewing Jeremy Corbyn three times when he was a backbencher back in the 2000s.

 

They do cut promos on each other.

 

There won't be a coalition. Tories would stay with a minority government. DUP would prop up the Tories. SNP doesn't want another election. Sinn Fein's sucesss helps the Tories.

 

So, they're like Jim Janos / Jesse Ventura, good on the mic, but they don't take bumps?

 

Pretty much. They're not good at doing jobs.

 

The bumps Adrian Adonis took for Jesse to come in and do his finishing move..

 

Folks need to look at what Janos did to win in Minnesota.

I'm surprised it took this long to reach the national stage.

I posted here in the last cycle I thought Bachmann would tap into it.

 

Oh come on. Like a friend told me last night, he probably just forgot meeting with the "husky" Russian ambassador the first, second and now third time. I mean Kislyak isn't memorable, right?

 

Only takeaway from the British election that I think applies over here: In our age of ADD, instant-gratification everything, the voting public can change its mind on a dime, and no majority is safe. We may see waves of whiplash elections where new ideas and leaders are promoted into power then tossed away like used napkins the very next time.

 

Dude thinks a coalition is going to happen.