Uk election

[happycupcake]

You'd think some people would have the common decency to resign, but no. I can't believe what a mess the UK is in.

Yes! Cameron refused to resign initially, I'm sure, and then he did so... May ought to do the right thing, instead of throwing her weight around and forcing a government the people clearly don't want

 

[Rhio92]

See, I don't think she did listen to the will of the people. I think she listened to the will of the privileged

Conservatives summed up in one sentence!

 

[hayz_baby]

See, I don't think she did listen to the will of the people. I think she listened to the will of the privileged

Conservatives summed up in one sentence!

No I agree I don't think this is what we really voted for. However as I said there would be major implications of the queen denying a government being form would be huge.

 

[happycupcake]

See, I don't think she did listen to the will of the people. I think she listened to the will of the privileged

Conservatives summed up in one sentence!

No I agree I don't think this is what we really voted for. However as I said there would be major implications of the queen denying a government being form would be huge.

Like what? Genuine question, honestly can't think because I didn't see much sleep last night

 

[Pearls18]

See, I don't think she did listen to the will of the people. I think she listened to the will of the privileged

Conservatives summed up in one sentence!

No I agree I don't think this is what we really voted for. However as I said there would be major implications of the queen denying a government being form would be huge.

Like what? Genuine question, honestly can't think because I didn't see much sleep last night

The monarchy doesn't directly get involved in politics, she doesn't even vote though she can, it's how we get away having a draconian, non democratic head of state in the modern day, interfering would completely bring into question whether the monarchy is suitable to modern day Britain. I say that as a Royal fan!

 

[happycupcake]

See, I don't think she did listen to the will of the people. I think she listened to the will of the privileged

Conservatives summed up in one sentence!

No I agree I don't think this is what we really voted for. However as I said there would be major implications of the queen denying a government being form would be huge.

Like what? Genuine question, honestly can't think because I didn't see much sleep last night

The monarchy doesn't directly get involved in politics, she doesn't even vote though she can, it's how we get away having a draconian, non democratic head of state in the modern day, interfering would completely bring into question whether the monarchy is suitable to modern day Britain. I say that as a Royal fan!

Of course, I see what you mean now. Couldn't see past the mind fog earlier