Roll On Tomorrow ...

[joggerjayne]

When the Trots go home.

I hope they don't hang around in the pubs after the conference. I want to go out tomorrow night.

[steg]

Trots?

[EDDIE51]

I think JJ means the UKIP delegates.

[steg]

Ah derogatory words at work again awe well :(

[tamborine]

no wifey = dirty w/e :(

[joggerjayne]

Absolutement, tambo ...

A few days by the seaside, with ... err, the other delegates.

[joggerjayne]

I think it's all the shellfish, bouncer.

[anneasquith]

god forbid a labour supporter would even look at jj :)

[mikey4444]

JJ....Brighton has a well-deserved reputation for taking all sorts of waifs and stray to its bosom.

Surely the Labour Party must fit in there somewhere !

[DTCwordfan]

I would tip all politicians who dared to go to Brighton for their expense-fuelled bashes (read booze, good food and tarts) in the sea under the mangled metal called the ex-Brighton Pier, whatever their denomination or creed.

[Ric.ror]

Am I the only one who's quietly surprised by JC and the gang
I feared the worst (ten years of Tory rule) but so far it seems not too bad

[mikey4444]

Ric.ror....JC seems to have got off to a good start, from what I can see !

[Ric.ror]

Fingers crossed mickey
I did hear (Sunday politics show) that if labour goes more to the left the Tories will go more to the right
Could this be true

[DTCwordfan]

Has JC made a decision yet or more forestalling - interesting comment from Chris Leslie on the Andrew Marr show on Sunday, inferring that JC is incapable of making them - and does that include changing water into wine?

[DTCwordfan]

teeing up the split from the centre-right of Labour with the Libs, who then move left....