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Ho hum. Over the course of the last few weeks I have found Jeremy Corbyn's speeches to be quite interesting and insightful I have found Theresa May's speeches to be robotic and dull. I find it interesting that opponents of JC keep harking back to bygone eras, well, with respect, we are not all as old as Methuselah. I am well aware of a fast changing pace in terrorism and therefore the need for a fast pace to eradicate it. I believe that these ' new' terrorists are gullible, naive twerps who are struggling with their sexuality and masculinity when living in a society that respects different points of view, admires strong women and is forward looking. If they can't stand the heat, I suggest they stay out of the kitchen. They are weak drips and should be portrayed as such. Is there a political party out there that agrees with me? Delete

This election is unique. This is not a vote for the future of your country as you know it but a vote for an unknown little island. 48% of the population voted to improve and help our great nation, 52% has sent it on a five mile walk off a four mile pier. Thanks for that. Delete 36 Recommend Reply

Hmm, interesting but it's not all about policies is it? What about personalities?   Mrs May with her insistence on using 'I' instead of 'we' (the Conservative Party) is grating on my nerves. Who does she think she is for heaven's sake, and her 'unsure' and'hurt' face in interviews isn't doing her any favours.  She began the election campaign with quite a high opinion of herself and almost scoffs at the very idea of Jeremy Corbyn even being allowed to scrape the dirt from her kitten heel. This attitude makes me feel uneasy. I am concerned that she will take her somewhat 'holier than thou' attitude into the Brexit negotiations, well, I say negotiations but there again Mrs May's seems to be drawing up the battle lines and if the first battle isn't won decisively  is she going to flounce away, hurt face, unsure face,  leaving us all with no deal at the first hurdle? Neither strong nor stable.  As