Sinn Fein and how do they form a government dilemma

SF are pro-Putin, the purge of the website after the war started was trying to cover that up. The manifesto which Im sure SF will hope a lot of their bots wont read is just confirming that.

Most of them don't even bother to read the manifesto as displayed here multiple times

You have one person today on the Green policies thread, which is just a Green party bashing thread, going on about what the Green party never implemented. But the majority of what they put down as not done by Green party was actually implemented. A very vocal SF supporter on all thread

On the same thread a few months ago you had a SF supporter telling me they would vote them in to stop the wind madness of Eamonn Ryan and Green Party. When I pointed out that SF policy was to increase wind power and not decrease it they went off on another tangent

This is just examples but it is very common that SF supporter have actually no idea what SF stand for, they just see the highlight of free everything and vote for that. The online TikTok account are pushing hard the new budget in 100 days to spend all the money Ireland had now, not wait. The same people lapping this up have spent weeks complaining the last budget was a "giveaway one"

It is baffling when you tell them to join the dots and they simply seem unable to, or more likely have realised they have spent 5 years + of their life abusing people to get a SF vote and now it comes around SF don't actually stand for anythign they want.

You lied about what I posted. So yes I called you out on it and instead of admitting it you went off on a tangent. As I said at the time disgusting carry on and no place on a politics forum

Half assed quoting is the next childish sh**e we see daily from you

Im not making up anything.

As I posted, the bit you cut out of the post when you quoted, this is what is been pushed on TikTok, what is been promised in that isn't been pushed out. One TikTok account which IMO is been paid by SF, doen a follow up when someone questioned about the money saying Ireland has loads of money.

Next time quote the entire post or at least the actual f**king sentance or don't quoting my posts. Pathetic

Don't worry about my credibility, I don't need to resort to lying about what people post becuase I have nothing of interest to discuss

That's rich coming from FG who spent every day and night especially on here talking about SF, but never about health, housing, justice, education etc as they can't defend FG on any of them

Not a word from any of them on why FG hid the fact their councillor was removed from the party for inappropriate messages, a few weeks after spending days talking about SF having the same problem

Loads and loads of videos, of Mary Lou on stage with the Wolfe Tones tonight all over X

The absolute meltdown from the usuals tomorrow all over the radio will be absolutely hilarious

Don't think you have ever been at a Wolfe Tones Gig. They sing songs considering they are a band

Let us see. I won't be surprised to see Aontu, II and independents all rising at the expense of all three major parties in the next poll.

The government parties are not having a good campaign, but SF are shooting themselves in the foot at every opportunity. MLMD saying she will go to PIRA funerals as Taoiseach the latest one to turn off voters. Plays well to the hardcore, but middle Ireland won't buy that.

However, that poll won't be the end result. One of the more interesting aspects of the election is the evolution of housing policy. One party saying we'll build 20k, the next 30k, the first coming back with 40k, the rest outbidding them all. It is becoming a confusing auction with no credibility on any side. This will go one of two ways, a plague on all your houses and independents getting votes, or a swing back to government parties on the divil you know basis. SF could lose out in the middle.

Still think FG will get the largest vote, but, as you say, candidate recognition may stop them getting the most TDs. Greens will surprise too.

That has been a consistent theme of the election campaign. At the manifesto launch she seemed unsure of several points in the manifesto, including the review of RTE.