Its time for a LIB/LAB/SNP Party/Pact

[LaurieFairyCake]

Generalisation coming up for brevity. At the moment this is how people are leaning because of protest voting:

1. White working class - UKIP (protesting against a fractured Labour Party)

1. Scotland - SNP

1. London - lib dems have their eye on them but they're currently voting Labour

We need a coalition to win back the working class vote by promising:

1. A higher minimum wage or an actual living wage

1. An END to austerity and the Conservative cuts that people are really protesting against

So come ON Politicians - get together and offer us an alternative.

Come on Corbyn and Burnham and Hooey - get your shit together and stop in fighting!

Come on Tim Farron!

Come on Sturgeon - you can work with them!

We need to get back into Europe. General Election Soon

[LaurieFairyCake]

I want some alternative to the two main parties completely exploding right now.

I want a shake up where we reform into something actually fucking electable

[cdtaylornats]

The Conservatives in Scotland are fine, although Ruth Davidson has said they will split from the UK Conservatives if Boris is leader. I can only imagine she has met him.

Sturgeon is odious - the SNP don't listen. I find it suspicious when 100% of a party votes the same way every time. Not 1 dissenter ever.

[JoJoSM2]

What would you put up the minimum wage to? It is amongst the very highest in the world already.

[caroldecker]

General election in 2020, so not that soon

[ExitPursuedByBear]

Wages go up. Then companies will shut down. Unless prices go up and everyone is prepared to pay them.

We need a sea change but I'm not sure what.

[JoJoSM2]

I feel that what's needed is a PR exercise to improve people's perceptions so they stop complaining about just about everything regardless of whether there is a problem or not.

[Kwirrell]

We need a General Election. We need a party that will say 'Vote for us and we will not invoke Article 50.

If they fail to get elected, it will silence the Remainers and if they are elected, well we will be no worse off.