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We had a vote. End of.

They will vote for whoever is willing to honour the promise made to us.

Excellent. A clean break. What we voted for.

Sorry - my mistake. Didn't see it.

Thing is - the funding for the NHS (to take just one of those) - is not going to be solved by simply throwing more money at it. It is fundamentally flawed. It needs a complete re-think on how to run the thing - on the lines of many countries in the EU funnily enough (with still...

They don't need to get a deal through - just run down the clock.

Did you see today the Metropolitan Police are going to prosecute over 1100 of them for the crap they did. Excellent news.

Right. "Oh but they're illegal" cry the snowflakes. But of course - maybe not for long.

"Yes it would cost but.." Classic logic from those who simply don't get the 'creating-wealth' side of the equation. I like you Dave - but sometimes you say the silliest things.

Not interested.

"Most". Do you have data to support such a quantitative argument? Or are you just blowing smoke out of your ar se?

If he was such a total disaster how come he got in twice? Oh - sorry - I forgot - you think the voters are idiots.

He wants to get out of the EU always has its the only way he can get away from the EU's strict rules on state-sponsorship of failing industries. He can't create his socialist paradise from within the EU - they won't let him.

Farage would be an interesting PM. As would Boris. Corbyn would be horrible. All those self-righteous leftie types telling us how to live our lives and preaching their morality to us. No thanks.

He believes in what he's doing. Just like you think you're right. Everybody thinks they're right.

Of those three - Corbyn would be by far the worst. But I don't think he'd get half his mad-cap socialist policies through with the kind of parliament he'd probably have backing him. There would be too many dissenting voices - unless he won a significant majority on his own - and I can't see...

Irrelevant. In the current climate a 90yr old could get in if they had the popular support. Flecc you gotta chuck away that old analysis book you're using - it just doesn't apply anymore.

The Tory's were terrified of Corbyn. Then Farage appeared back on the scene. Why do you think May has finally had to go? They have to find somebody who stands a chance. They get Boris who neutralises Farage - and can go toe to toe with Corbyn. Where he will win.

He got re-elected second time around - in a strong Labour City.

Personal view (as if I ever state any other right?) - Farage is not interested in power - not actual PM power - he just wants Brexit. Look at his latest Tweet: "Theresa May has been the worst prime minister in Britain’s history. Her successor will fare no better unless they vow to take the UK...