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For you political betting people...how do I find the odds of the tories being the third party?


 
Posted : 06/06/2024 8:07 pm
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Farage to win a seat, some mentalist like Badenoch to become Tory leader post election, then when that falls apart, Farage to defect to Tories and become leader.....what a terrifying thought 😔


 
Posted : 06/06/2024 8:28 pm
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Like Badenoch is possible, actually Badenoch less so as there’s a decent chance she won’t be an MP


 
Posted : 06/06/2024 8:30 pm
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Being in the Social Housing market is definitely not a way to make money.

Totally correct I'm sure but that's why the state has to do it in the first place, surely? It's correcting a market failure.


 
Posted : 06/06/2024 9:00 pm
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They can leave the right wingers to Farage and move to the centre. This could be good news for us because we’d end up with two centre parties

We have been there and done that. We end up with the majority of the population unrepresented and pissed off and the country spiralling downwards because policies that appeal to the centre dont work well for the country as a whole.

How about we have a left wing party, a right wing party and a centrist party?


 
Posted : 06/06/2024 9:28 pm
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It’s correcting a market failure.

And a shitload cheaper than paying benefits to pay high rents.


 
Posted : 06/06/2024 9:29 pm
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For you political betting people…how do I find the odds of the tories being the third party?

You need to invoke binners three times.😁


 
Posted : 06/06/2024 9:30 pm
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Did someone mention my name while looking in a mirror?

If you’re after odds then just go on Oddschecker.

For the Lib Dems to be the opposition is presently 6/1. Might well be worth a punt, that

I’m still not cashing out this one.

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Posted : 06/06/2024 9:52 pm
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4 weeks to go to lining up the drinks by the telly.


 
Posted : 06/06/2024 10:43 pm
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Realistically reform will join with the tories and come the next election we will have the biggest scumbags ever likely to gain power.

One thing the last few years has taught me is that any joy I have from tory misfortune is short lived.


 
Posted : 06/06/2024 11:07 pm
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We have been there and done that. We end up with the majority of the population unrepresented and pissed off and the country spiralling downwards because policies that appeal to the centre dont work well for the country as a whole

If you keep on doing what you've always done, you're gonna keep on getting what you've always got....

So I think Dissonance is actually making a case for PR and electoral reform....

Sorry to hark back to a couple of days ago on the thread, but.....

In the constituency I live in it hasn't changed hands for 114 years (100 and f*ckin 14 years 🤬) ....and there are many other s of a similar, but less extreme, scenario

....which is why UK politics is so dysfunctional. So many people are disenfranchised here, feel their votes don't matter or make a difference that they just don't bother. If our votes meant something many more people would engage meaningfully.....

The only other country in Europe w FPTP is Belarus, which is not auspicious company.

Germany's post-war electoral system was built by the UK, US and France as a PR system to keep dictators out. It's been pretty successful.


 
Posted : 06/06/2024 11:18 pm
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https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/starmer-labour-manifesto-leak-palestine-israel-state-b2558259.html

I think that will seal the deal for Labour. Along with perserving the nuclear deterrent, they have my (tactical) vote.


 
Posted : 06/06/2024 11:23 pm
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Realistically reform will join with the tories and come the next election we will have the biggest scumbags ever likely to gain power.

What’s left of the Tory party will fly off hard to the right on losing the election, under the ‘leadership’ either Badanoch or Braverman. Reform will get one, maybe two MP’s, if they’re lucky

They will then set off on a taibanisation of the far right, getting more and more extreme all the time. Pulling out of the ECHR, bringing back hanging, carpet bombing the French coastline, firing immigrants into the sun, each time becoming less and less appealing to anyone who isn’t absolutely ****ing mental.

Two bald men fighting over a comb


 
Posted : 06/06/2024 11:52 pm
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Christ on bendy bus

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Sunak left the D-DAY ceremony early, so Cameron had to stand in

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So he could go back to the UK and do an ITV interview where he failed utterly to convince anyone that he he didn't lie about the £2000 tax thing

https://twitter.com/alexwickham/status/1798805100153983394?t=dsyuUbwebjeEkiXl0nXDdg&s=19

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Is he deliberately trying to lose?


 
Posted : 06/06/2024 11:52 pm
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Is he deliberately trying to lose?

Mrs Sunak wants to be in California ASAP


 
Posted : 06/06/2024 11:57 pm
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What the **** is Sunak and his advisors thinking.

Sod the politics, he's a bloody disgrace of a person.


 
Posted : 06/06/2024 11:59 pm
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Tim Montgomerie of ConservativeHome on Newsnight is spitting feathers about this


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 12:00 am
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Meanwhile Starmer was meeting world leaders

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Sunak has blown this one

According to itv The tories chose the time slot &  the interview wasn't supposed to go out in full until next week


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 12:12 am
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We all knew his judgement was awful, but this is truly next level.

Skipping the D Day commemorations to do a bit of campaigning is going to go down like a cup of cold sick with everyone, but particularly with the Tories core vote.

Farage will have an absolute field day with this. Reform will have overtaken the Tories within 24 hours. He’s starting to make Theresa May look like a master campaigner

https://Twitter.com/jamiesont/status/1798827150323179830?s=46&t=1lK7Dw1b6RqGJyvufO-trQ


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 12:12 am
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Farage will have an absolute field day with this.

I doubt he can quite believe his luck.


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 12:52 am
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What are the odds on Sunak quitting before the election?

What happens if he walks? Would anyone even notice,?


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 12:55 am
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Edit: Deleted as it occurred to me it's not appropriate for today.


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 1:10 am
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^^ Pictured to scale.


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 1:20 am
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Farage to win a seat, some mentalist like Badenoch to become Tory leader post election, then when that falls apart, Farage to defect to Tories and become leader…..what a terrifying thought

I doubt anyone remembers but I made a similar joke on here years ago about little rocket man, Trump and Boris in the same room and look what happened!


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 1:21 am
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How stupid can you be . Did no-one around him say " you know this might look bad " .

Just for being that thick he doesn't deserve to be anywhere near any position of power let alone prime minister.


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 4:04 am
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I was expecting the Tories to attempt a scorched earth policy to make things hard for Labour, wasn't expecting Sunak to scorch earth the Tory party to piss off his successor.

I quite like it though.


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 8:08 am
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Poor minister on Radio4 didn’t really try and defend him, just pled ignorance…

”I’m quite a junior minister, I don’t know precisely where the PM was”


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 8:45 am
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Emergency apology from the PM.

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Posted : 07/06/2024 8:54 am
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My summary so far

a) the Tories are so stuck in their ways for throwing money into (their) bank accounts, they think promising the same to the electorate - via invisible funds no doubt a lie to be U turned - that knows they were defrauded, embezzled and lied to will win them the vote

b) on the same theme as a) they/Sunak havent an ounce of compassion beyond their own ambitions and continue to demonstrate that.

There is now way - albeit it’s a done conclusion anyway - Sunak and his bench are fit to run this country.


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 9:00 am
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Either Sunak’s advisors are crap or he thinks he knows best and doesn’t listen to them.


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 9:05 am
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Likely both. It’s been said a few times he’s probably well past the point where any of his advisers are willing or able to say no to him.


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 9:06 am
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Do his advisors realise what they are meant to do for a living, or does he think he knows better. It's remarkable how rubbish he is at politics


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 9:06 am
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I'm going to go with both being crap and if they occasionally have a good idea he won't listen anyway.

He clearly doesn't want to be there and just wants it over as quickly as possible so he can go back to an easy life without having to talk to anyone beneath him


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 9:07 am
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Rishi doesn't appear to have strong advisers. He needs a Malcolm Tucker style figure to say "you're staying here you ****ing idiot".

That photo of Starmer with Zelensky is damaging. It looks like foreign leaders are now proceeding on the basis that Starmer is the man to speak to (this is probably true, but the public impression is not necessarily the same). Aside from the basic issue of respect, surely it was clear that if Starmer was sticking around, Rishi needed to be seen as well?

He is just not good at politics - and neither are those around him.


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 9:12 am
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Sunak is the only person who was in control of the dates for this campaign. D-Day commemoration as a date has been set for 80 years. No excuses. He has tried to make some political campaigning headway while other leaders were sticking to their expected roles. But it should have been obvious that would back fire. Too committed to pushing his desperate £2k bullshit above all else.


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 9:14 am
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I'm sure he has sleepers in his team.

Possibly Johnson loyalists who have been instructed to put the boot in?


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 9:16 am
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I’m just waiting for one of his advisors to resign, with a statement of ‘ oh, what’s the *ing point?! He won’t listen to anyone anyway! He just ignores us all and does whatever the * he likes”

When it comes to his advisors, this is the comment from someone who was rather good at that kind of thing. I can’t see him letting any of this nonsense happen. Not that he’d have needed to.

https://Twitter.com/campbellclaret/status/1798832927708741896?s=46&t=1lK7Dw1b6RqGJyvufO-trQ


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 9:16 am
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When you’ve lost the Daily Mail, the gigs up…

https://Twitter.com/dpjhodges/status/1798965521062502839?s=46&t=1lK7Dw1b6RqGJyvufO-trQ


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 9:27 am
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He's always been politically inept. I'm sure we can all think of previous examples such as cancelling the Manchester leg of HS2 while in... Manchester.


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 9:36 am
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Clearly not at this election, but at some point,  I get a horrible feeling Farage will end up as PM.


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 9:41 am
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Sunak used to work for a hedge fund.....I can only think he has placed a humungous "short" (bet against) the number of Tory seats after this move from hapless (when in office) through farce (asking Welsh voters for their hopes for the Euros) to outright insult.


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 9:45 am
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Clearly not at this election, but at some point,  I get a horrible feeling Farage will end up as PM

Not a chance! Even this country isn’t that mental. Yet.

My prediction is that, after the electoral wipeout, through some kind or merger with Reform and what’s left of the Tory party (they’re the same in all but name anyway) he’ll end up as Tory party leader/leader of the opposition,

There are too many people who find him utterly repellent for him to be PM


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 9:48 am
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Yes, Sunak leaving early is immensely politically inept, BUT the "Labour will tax you an extra 2K a year" is still a story.  Even by going on TV to deny its a lie keeps it in the headlines, and that number is all some voters will hear.


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 9:51 am
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Apparently he wasn't even going to attend at all!

A UK PM not going to the 80th anniversary of D Day!

https://reaction.life/d-day-tory-fury-sunak-leaves-early-french-told-he-would-not-attend/


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 9:54 am
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Agree, the £2k lie was a very good move - especially all those "Labour are going to take all my money" people.


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 9:55 am
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I worry that Labour are showing little sign of cultivating the kind of change people need. After the election Farage could be pretty well placed to attempt an Italian clown manoeuvre for 2029.


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 9:55 am
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In advising him to call the election the spads behind Sunak will have considered the d-day events and the Euro footy hype to have been the best opportunities  to drum up some kind of Tory patriotic support. Desperate stuff.


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 9:57 am
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Clearly not at this election, but at some point, I get a horrible feeling Farage will end up as PM.

That is crazy talk. Up there with a failed Ayrshire hotelier, failed reality TV star and convicted felon as US president.


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 10:00 am
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it was so stupid on so many levels, it really beggars belief!


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 10:03 am
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In advising him to call the election the spads behind Sunak will have considered the d-day events and the Euro footy hype to have been the best opportunities  to drum up some kind of Tory patriotic support. Desperate stuff.

For the Euros, Sunak will obviously do what they all did last time. Keep their heads down until Engerland make it out of the group stage, then send a minion down to JD Sports to get them a top to be photographed in, fresh out of the packaging.

https://Twitter.com/pritipatel/status/1412892001767460873

Maybe he’ll try and pair it with some of the old school Adidas he claims to love for that totally genuine, authentic and not remotely contrived or embarrassing  ‘terrace casual’ look?


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 10:03 am
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the spads behind Sunak will have considered the d-day events and the Euro

Honestly, I don't think they did. These are not the sorts of folks for whom footy is in their view. It's certainly not for Sunak if he manages to ask some Welsh folks if they're looking forward to it - and Sunak is supposedly 'good on detail' and looking to sneak out of the celebrations of D-Day is desperate stuff really, especially if that photo of Starmer  deep in conversation with Zelensky starts to get more traction.

The more Tory chaos I see and read about about, the more the July choice seems to be a "Ah, **** it" date pulled out of thin air without much real consideration.


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 10:06 am
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Sunak has Dominic Raab on speed dial


 
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Maybe he’ll try and pair it with some of the old school Adidas he claims to love for that totally genuine, authentic and not remotely contrived or embarrassing  ‘terrace casual’ look?

I reckon he might go full Stone Island. It would be a great move from his sleeper SPADs. Absolutely cringeworthy.


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 10:13 am
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Good to see Sunak on 'form' and that more and more folk are seeing him for what he is, a total grifter.

He doesn't GAS about the UK, nor any other country (note how he had a US Green Card and then gave it up) - he's a member of the "live where it suits at the time" group, he can afford to.


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 10:14 am
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My prediction is that, after the electoral wipeout, through some kind or merger with Reform and what’s left of the Tory party

I am not predicting anything but if there is the widely suggested total Tory wipeout I can see a situation where the Tory Party splits, one section merging with Reform UK and another refusing to have anything to do with the merger.

Since long term I can see the possibility of being in government causing serious splits within the Labour Party I guess it might not be unthinkable for the non-culture war section of the Tory Party to merge with the Starmer faction of the Labour Party.

Although a merger with the Liberal Democrats would probably be more likely.

But all this is just wild speculation, there is no way you can predict the political situation in even a month's time. And if the opinion polls are to be believed UK politics is now entering uncharted waters.


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 10:18 am
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He doesn’t GAS about the UK, nor any other country (note how he had a US Green Card and then gave it up) – he’s a member of the “live where it suits at the time” group, he can afford to.

The irony being that his Brexit support withdrew all our rights to live and work in other countries, but as one of the international super-rich elite, he and his family can live and travel wherever the hell they like.

Is there anyone who doesn’t believe he’ll be watching the sunset over Santa Monica boulevard on July 5th. I bet his bags are already packed


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 10:27 am
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what are the odds of Sunak not making it to July 4th as PM ?


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 10:28 am
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Although a merger with the Liberal Democrats would probably be more likely.

No.


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 10:30 am
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Angela Rayner in the torygraph: https://archive.is/rU3jN

Another round of 'help (developers) to buy', great 🙄


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 10:37 am
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I went down the pub yesterday after work and haven't seen any news til this morning due to my phone running out of battery and now my mind is completely blown. Never in a lifetime of politics following did I ever imagine that an incumbent UK PM - especially a tory one - would not fully attend a remembrance event in the middle of an election campaign, and one of this significance!

I reckon those tories who wanted to get rid of Sunak before the election are probably screaming at their colleagues on various whatsapp groups right now. Unbelievable.


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 10:41 am
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Although a merger with the Liberal Democrats would probably be more likely.

No.

Well although there have been high profile defections from the Tory Party to Labour recently I nevertheless still think that close collaboration between the left of the Tory Party and the LibDems is more likely.

Not simply because of the previous coalition government but because historically there has been movement between the Tories and the LibDems, and the Liberal Party before that.


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 10:45 am
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What the hell is going on with this website?


 
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Posted : 07/06/2024 10:48 am
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I know your mind is blown daz but you are going to have to stop repeatedly pressing the submit button.


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 10:48 am
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There's surely got to be a direct polling hit for this mega, champions league level gaff? Gaff is probably too light a word, big effing mistake. It's the kind of thing that will cut through way beyond any other policy he could announce.


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 10:56 am
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@ernielynch Defections one thing, mergers another. And there are massive (and I would suggest insurmountable) hurdles in terms of party structures, campaigning expectations etc. etc. Plus in the same way the Tory membership is more RW than the parliamentary party, the LD membership is largely more (centre-)left, and as we've discussed previously, because of the LD structure, they'd have to sign off any merger.


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 11:00 am
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It’s clear from various Tory Ministers performances this week that none of them are up to speed on their briefs, and how could you be when Rishi is apparently making up policy on the hoof?

The childrens minister not knowing how much child support is though?That’s next level stupidity. Has anyone actually heard of the grinning gimp until now?


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 11:00 am
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Just heard Ferrari's call, and O'Brien's conversation with him - even #1 Tory Ferrari now knows he game is up.


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 11:02 am
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Sunak's constituency include Catterick Garison, the largest british military base in the world with a population of 13,000

On the national swing it looks not that safe, Yougvs MRP gives Sunak a 9% majority

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@kimbers 3.4% majority

He has a 16% higher chance of winning than labour


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 11:11 am
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because of the LD structure, they’d have to sign off any merger.

The Liberal Democrat Party is itself the product of a merger!

Anyway I started off my comment with "I am not predicting anything". It was in response to binners's suggestion of a Tory-Reform merger which in itself is plausible.

I don't however believe that the left of the Tory Party would accept it. More likely imo they would either remain as a separate party or merge with Labour or the LibDems.


 
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^ if the lib dems and greens hold their noses and reform farage bounce along with sitting on hands bob yer uncle ! 😉


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 11:15 am
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Do current, 23 yo squaddies vote or care about D Day stuff, tho?

The only other country in Europe w FPTP is Belarus, which is not auspicious company.

Germany’s post-war electoral system was built by the UK, US and France as a PR system to keep dictators out. It’s been pretty successful.

There have also been 0 dictators under UK FPTP. Belarus uses FPTP; Russia uses PR. Maybe the voting system just doesn't explain these big dramatic differences.


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 11:15 am
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the D-Day gaffe rates pretty high in the pantheon of election blunders.....

he probably have to look solemn and stoic for rest of the campaign otherwise his apology will look shallow and insincere 😉


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 11:19 am
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@kimbers 3.4% majority

He has a 16% higher chance of winning than labour

thats the Electoral calculus one, the Yougov is more favourable for him, Im not sure how much their is an 'incimbent PM" factor built in?   Screenshot 2024-06-07 10.20.34


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 11:21 am
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I think the question Reform UK will be asking is what was Rishi Sunak's grandad doing on D-Day.

For a man who shamelessly used asylum seekers as a tool to appeal to racists, bigots, and petty nationalists, it really was a major blunder.

I guess that Rishi Sunak doesn't have those qualities deeply ingrained in his fabric like proper Tories, despite trying his best.


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 11:26 am
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I guess that Rishi Sunak doesn’t have those qualities deeply ingrained in his fabric like proper Tories, despite trying his best.

Think this will skewer Braverman and Badenoch's chances of following him. There's not a cat in hells chance blue rinse tory members will elect another non-white descendent of immigrants as their leader. Although I'm guessing B&B will be quietly relieved, who wants to lead a party with a dozen MPs?


 
Posted : 07/06/2024 11:32 am
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Well, I'm fairly confident Truss would have been there. Probably in a Sherman tank

Terrible move by Sunak, unforgivable and the defining error of the campaign. So far.

At least it's getting clearer how she won the leadership campaign. Christ it's like a couple of one legged tramps in a bum kicking competition

In terms of a Tory wipeout, is there a defined number of seats to be classed as such?

I'm constantly having to readjust my expectations, and it's getting tricky to keep up. So far a labour win is banked, obviously. But now I'm feeling that more than a hundred Tory seats will be a disappointment. I would truly love to see less than 50, although unlikely. So is 50-100 seats considered wipe out territory?


 
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