I really, really hope you're joking.
If not you're confirming what everyone thinks of labour voters!
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If not you're confirming what everyone thinks of labour voters!
Starmer's "landslide" victory resulted from 32% of voters or about 20% of those eligible to vote.
Hope Starmer's not making the interior of no.10 too flouncy and fluffy. It would save redecorating costs if he makes it reasonably manly, ready for a proper bloke to take over.
Hope Starmer's not making the interior of no.10 too flouncy and fluffy. It would save redecorating costs if he makes it reasonably manly, ready for a proper bloke to take over.
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Farage has made a career out of being the guy who stands on the sideline screaming "I could do it better"
Selling snake oil as a business model that only works if you disappear before anybody tries it
you bought the snake oil that Boris Johnson sold...............how did that work out eh?
latest polls put Reform only round 8% to 10% ahead
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thats only going to give a hung parliament
I’ve been saying for quite a while that I expect the out come of the next election will be a hung parliament
But Labour at 14% currently - wow
That’s worse than any government in power that I remember
many voters are opposed to Reform and will make an effort to vote tactically to stop them
thankfully there are a lot of intelligent people who dont want the foolish voting populists into power
Martin Baxter, CEO of Electoral Calculus:
"Tactical voting makes things harder for Reform, as so many voters are strongly opposed to them"
Labour are around 20% across the polls -but you pick the outlier eh
Labour are doing so badly because they are presiding over a Tory economy
I am sure you are intelligent enough to know that economies take years to change -hence why Cameron had such a hard time in 2010 onwards
part of me wants Reform to get an outright victory, the bigger the win the harder they will fall..............lets be honest they have literally nobody with any skills at governance at all, the only thing they can do is campaign (its why their councils have hit a brick wall)
I keep asking you how you think they are doing this
How so blinkered you are
Election
100 days of negative announcement s
Huge tax raining budget
Over 1 year of incoherent actions, u turns etc
2nd tax raising budget
Business and consumer confidence dropping
Unemployment rising
All on labours watch
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I think it’s implicit that given the subject is voting. The population is voters. The point you’ve seemed to have overlooked is that they command a substantial lead in the polls.
Its going to result in a coalition between Reform and conservatives.
Labour are rapidly heading for 3rd place - on track to lose 3/4 of their MPs. Which is great news.
Maths is obviously not a windbag strongpoint.
Nope, not a prayer.
Probably a lot less bad than if comrade Corbyn had got elected, who knows how bleak that would have turned out.you bought the snake oil that Boris Johnson sold...............how did that work out eh?
The choices definitely weren't good.
On the other hand, perhaps it could have been better than Boris, as Starmer definitely wouldn't have got elected after.
