Wobbling on the foreign aid budget.
General Election 2017 | Cabinet reshuffle: Hunt re-appointed Health Secretary for record third time
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Oh great we are now wheeling out the right wing cnuts who don't want to help poor people of the wrong colour
Ah come on thats not fair they hate foreign white people too
Given the last few years of Tories I very much disagree with this. If they were as talented as you say wouldn't they have found a way to reduce the national debt?
Trump left the Agreement as he wants to renegotiate with Europe on forming a new deal that would be favourable to US and US companies. Germany, France and Italy said yesterday that they would not agree to a renegotiation. The UK said nothing. May just said in private that she was "disappointed" with the developments. Whatever that means.
Which cabinet members are you referring to? Boris? Davis? Hunt? Fox? They're a shambles
This has been great, big fan of the format. May has been absolute shite. Worryingly, maybe less shite than we needed her to be.
She's blown an unbelievably comfortable lead in the polls, hasn't given any coherent plan on Brexit, and has looked weak on the world stage when there.
She's weak. All of the leaders of the parties are terrible and she's only surviving because there are no viable alternatives.
The Witch and the Money Tree, it's like something from the Grimms.
These questions haven't been great. No-one thought to ask what no-deal means? Or not been allowed to?
Oh stop it you bunch of drama queens, there is nothing much wrong with anything she has said.
Corbyn needs to rise from the floor in a ring of fire with Gangrel's Brood theme.
Nobody grilled her properly about the NHS manifesto. Which is a shame because it's an absolute farce what's in there.
Oh feck off Corbyn you cnut, crying about not having a debate 
The debates have been rubbish so far.
The debates have been rubbish so far.
Think she struggled on education and the NHS, but she did fine overall. Corbyn needs a very strong showing.
Another partisan audience, I see.
Why is this guy being allowed to ask multiple questions
Oh feck off Corbyn you cnut, crying about not having a debate
The debates have been rubbish so far.
Are you blaming Corbyn for the debates being rubbish?
The current cabinet was assembled last June. I diddn't vote tory in 2015.
I agree 7 way debates are rubbish. But a 1v1 with the leader of the opposition and the PM would have been worthwhile.Oh feck off Corbyn you cnut, crying about not having a debate
The debates have been rubbish so far.
Social Care, Education, NHS and Foreign Aid were bad. She started off well.
So you therefore agree with the Tory manifesto in that case?
I disqgree, why do you think this?
Why are the audience unable to ask a simple question!
Not being born yesterday helps.
Biggest nonsense in the campaign. Tragic no-one's pulled her up on this.
Hmm, good start, speaking very well. Expect him to stumble badly at some point though, he always has a moment.
No deals? You liar!
If you have a chance of government, you snuggle up to anyone who could help.
If you have a chance of government, you snuggle up to anyone who could help.
No. One of his biggest policies was to reject the Paris agreement. The US people voted him as president.
Stop this "no deal" shite. He'll make a deal with the SNP if he needs to and it's the sensible thing to do.
Yeah I forgot to mention social care. On foreign aid, thought the questions were a bit dumb/selfish lead questions, so don't think she did that badly and it won't be damaging.
Why would you start talking like you doubt you'll win the election, less than a week before the vote, when you seem to have the momentum?
They'd still spend most of the time slagging each other off.
I just think labour supporters are more vocal.
Thought May started well in terms of avoiding the questions and using buzzwords but didnt finish well at all.
Her biggest problem is speaking which is a worry if shes going to be PM.
Her biggest problem is speaking which is a worry if shes going to be PM.
Think Jeremy's been poor so far.
Wot, no transfer tweets during the debate?
He's not saying he won't win - it's a legitimate question to be asked what you'll do though if you win but don't have a majority. Denying there's any way that could happen is silly.
I think so, they had a shot of the audience when they where whopping at Corbyn, and an awful lot of people had their hands in their laps.