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[Deleted member 317777]

30% of the electorate are backing reform.

As we get closer to the vote, all Labour voters will go silent.

 

[motorbiking]

I actually think reform voters are underrepresented in the polls similar to conservatives. Seems people are shy when it comes to centre right voting intentions

 

[Deleted member 317777]

I actually think reform voters are underrepresented in the polls similar to conservatives. Seems people are shy when it comes to centre right voting intentions

It won’t be long until we see a surge or people admitting they will vote Reform.

Labour won’t stay in if they gave free money away to voters.

 

[Deleted member 317777]

I'm scared of the quality of political debate these days. It's descended into ad hom attacks, and little else, from both sides.
If you read any comment from any politicians from either side, but ignore any 'political' labels such as right, left, conservative , labour, republican, democrat, etc, they all sound the same, blaming the 'other', ad hom attacks and predicting calamity under 'their' watch.

For example, take some of the comments from both sides during reporting on the current shutdown of US government.
See if you can see an differences in their arguments. I've removed any reference to any political side of the political divide.





How can any electors possibly discern the political arguments from those ad hom attacks by the so-called leaders of society.

This is what political debate has descended to in these troubled times.

We miss you in the other thread old bean.

Pop in and say hello.

 

[Munroast]

they will all have sore throats at shouting "RACIST" all day long, - I don't think they have done much else

 

[Notch7]

30% of the electorate are backing reform.

Yes people are happy to vote to make themselves worse off.

 

[Notch7]

There was a doctor on GMB this morning arguing against the fatty jabs.

“a doctor”

 

[motorbiking]

Yes people are happy to vote to make themselves worse off.

You ignore the benefit of having policies that encourage wealthy people to pay taxes in the U.K.

You should put your name forward as Rachel’s replacement. They like your thinking.

 

[motorbiking]

“a doctor”

A GP. She’s been on a few times.

2 seconds of googling.

The most common are feeling or being sick, or diarrhoea.

Rarer, but more serious, problems include gall bladder disease, inflammation of the pancreas and kidney issues.

 

[Mottie]

A GP. She’s been on a few times.

So, an actual "doctor" then or does someone have to be on the telly frequently to become a "doctor" in your tiny pea brain?

 

[motorbiking]

I have no reason to doubt she is a medical doctor.

 

[Odds]

A GP. She’s been on a few times.

2 seconds of googling.

The most common are feeling or being sick, or diarrhoea.

Rarer, but more serious, problems include gall bladder disease, inflammation of the pancreas and kidney issues.

If they're feeling so sick maybe not watching GBnews would cure the symptoms.

 

[motorbiking]

If they're feeling so sick maybe not watching GBnews would cure the symptoms.

This was good morning Britain (ITV).

 

[aveatry]

Back to the OP I do think Starmer has made a huge mistake labelling all reform supporters “racist”. I don’t think many of them actually are BUT a huge number of them who are not racists will hold this against Labour

I heard a lot of people ringing LBC last night not happy about being labelled racist for - in their words just being concerned about protecting our boarders. They will not be voting Labour and are being driven to reform, then there are the people who are racist who will love it. Those that agree with him on this are already committed labour voters so all starmer has done is drive voters away.
Then there was Lammy having to backtrack on saying Nigel Farage "flirted with Hitler Youth" - what a turnip that man is.

 

[motorbiking]

“Turnip”.