My Personal Letter from Theresa May

[pErvinalia]

That's pretty much all he says.

[Brian Peacock]

Did she say that she'll make Britain great again?

Of course, if Scotland fucks off, Britain can be REALLY great again. Oh, and NIR. We'll keep the Welsh, they're all right.
I can't wait.

Then we will have to change our name from Great Britain to, let me see, er, 'Poundland'?

[rainbow]

Did she say that she'll make Britain great again?

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/busin ... 29631.html

[Collector1337]

She goes on about Brexit being central to my security and prosperity without explaining how.

If you can't see how Brexit is good for you, then you can't be very bright.

Of course it will be good for us.

Visiting the UK will be dirt cheap as the pound collapses, and we will get far fewer smelly Brits over here as they won't be able to afford to travel.

Nope, I can't see the downside, me.

I see you fell for the propaganda.

[Collector1337]

She goes on about Brexit being central to my security and prosperity without explaining how.

If you can't see how Brexit is good for you, then you can't be very bright.

Really? What a cuntish stupid thing to say.

Clearly, you haven't done your research.

Maybe you should try critical thinking rather than swallowing wholesale what the media programs you to believe.

[NineBerry]

There goes another irony detector...

[Alan B]

Clearly, you haven't done your research.

And you have?
Itemise your research, please. With the appropriate links...

[Brian Peacock]

She goes on about Brexit being central to my security and prosperity without explaining how.

If you can't see how Brexit is good for you, then you can't be very bright.

Really? What a cuntish stupid thing to say.

Clearly, you haven't done your research.

Maybe you should try critical thinking rather than swallowing wholesale what the media programs you to believe.

Or maybe we should just accept whatever you say and save ourselves the bother.

[pErvinalia]

She goes on about Brexit being central to my security and prosperity without explaining how.

If you can't see how Brexit is good for you, then you can't be very bright.

Really? What a cuntish stupid thing to say.

Clearly, you haven't done your research.

Maybe you should try critical thinking rather than swallowing wholesale what the media programs you to believe.

Like Fox News, eh?

[JimC]

Far too left wing a media outfit for Collector...

[rainbow]

She goes on about Brexit being central to my security and prosperity without explaining how.

If you can't see how Brexit is good for you, then you can't be very bright.

Of course it will be good for us.

Visiting the UK will be dirt cheap as the pound collapses, and we will get far fewer smelly Brits over here as they won't be able to afford to travel.

Nope, I can't see the downside, me.

I see you fell for the propaganda.

What?

Are you telling me that Brits aren't smelly?

[Alan B]

Hoi! Rainbow! I can assure you that I have a shower every two months!

[rainbow]

Hoi! Rainbow! I can assure you that I have a shower every two months!

There are exceptions, I grant you.

[Alan B]

I have just had a reply from the Elections Office about this letter.
They state:

Legislation states that candidates standing for an election are allowed to have a full copy of the register for the constituency (or ward in a local election) for which they are standing. They are also entitled to a list of postal voters for that constituency or ward.

Being a bit of a pedant, in this instance, I replied:

Theresa May is NOT a candidate for my constituency. There is no mention in the letter of the Conservative candidate for my constituency.

I await their reply...

[Brian Peacock]

If she's electioneering on government stationary or money she's breaking the law. If she's electioneering at the parties expense the cost has to be accounted for within the constituency in line with Electoral Commission standards.