Labour members would rather be in opposition than kowtow to the racist fanatics in the DUP, and they’d be right in doing so.

They might not call a leadership election but Corbyn himself might resign. It would be hard for him to stay leader if it led to a Johnson government, knowing how bad that would be for almost everyone.

Yeah, Daz! You bloody anarcho-communist!

😛

Problem is brexit is not the overriding driver of everything going on today

its the reason we are having an election

its the reason that traditional party loyalty has been thrown in the air

its also a financial & political black hole, that ensures whoever wins the GE will have no domestic policy for the next 5-10 years while we wrestle with its complexities

yep Ivan Rogers/ Peter Foster break down of where Johnson’s deal takes us after he wins

So what does the #Brexit future hold, if it happens?

Sir Ivan Rogers peered into his crystal ball last night, and didn't like what he saw.

But even Sir Ivan doesn't have 20/20 futurevision…so here's a look at Ivan's view and other possibilities. 1/thread

— Peter Foster (@pmdfoster) November 26, 2019

Remember that the ERG degenerates would be happy to share a land border with an EU member state…

…think of all of the substandard tat that can be flogged via a leaky border.

Offt

Absolutely fantastic by @MollyMEP ???

Brexit Party MEP: What is your empirical evidence that there will be a cliff edge after the transition? You don’t even have a degree in economics.

Molly: I was and remain an economics professor.#Brexit pic.twitter.com/c5zA5rXA8M

— Terry Reintke (@TerryReintke) November 26, 2019

its the reason we are having an election

Can’t completely disagree but it’s also about something so much bigger. Swathes of people unhappy about something they think is the fault of immigrants – but have been sold a pup about the way the society works.

I do wonder that the recent labour surge (OK, 2 polls showing a small narrowing of tory lead) has much to do with new voters, im assuming they are less likely to be captured by pollsters anyway

but

There have been 3,191,193 applications to register to vote in those 28 days, an average of 114,000 per day
That figure is 38% higher than the 2,315,893 applications to register in a similar period in the 2017 election, which equated to an average of 68,000 registrations per day
Of the applications made since the election was called in 2019, 2,125,064 applications (67% of the total) have been made by people aged 34 or under

and as younger voters are much more likely to vote labour/libdem/remain that may hurt the tories on polling day (or conceivably split remain vote further!)

Tories won popular vote last election by just 750,000 votes

so potentially giving labour a net boost of 1.5million votes

*of course FPTP & BXP/Tory pact very much skews all this & and is set against 2:1 swing of leavers to tory vs remainers to labour

Ultimately big surge in younger voters is hopefully giving Tories some squeaky bum time

and as younger voters are much more likely to vote labour/libdem/remain that may hurt the tories on polling day (or conceivably split remain vote further!)

Still amazed that 25% of 18-24 vote Tory. What sort of messed up childhood have they had to be so uncaring at that age.

They’ve been offered easy answers to complex problems, that handily came with a convenient group to scapegoat

…and won’t they be pissed off if we leave and it doesn’t solve all their problems?

all that said about Labour hoovering up the youth vote…..

the Tories have stepped up

all that said about Labour hoovering up the youth vote…..

the Tories have stepped up

What the actual **** did I just read?

was reading somewhere that polling organisations are usually skewed to the right tho as older people simply more politically engaged

More likely to answer the phone…

I gather Saint Jeremy smashed it out of the park with his interview with Andrew Neil earlier. A masterclass, by all accounts.

Anyone watch it?

Anyone watch it?

He got roasted. As did the other leaders in the other interviews. Neil won’t hold back with Johnson either.

I hope Johnson gets as much of a kicking, he’s on shakier ground.

I hope Johnson gets as much of a kicking, he’s on shakier ground.

Corbyn should of just played the ball as it was given to him. He surely knew that the questions were going to be brutal, so just accept the mistakes and don’t try and weasel out.

Neil has been fantastic with everyone he’s had on his Wednesday program. Really wish there were more people like him in journalism.

I see no reason why Johnson won’t get taken to pieces in the most spectacular fashion.

Neil won’t hold back with Johnson either.

Bollox. From previous he is much much softer on tories

Bollox.

Dear oh dear. Past campaign period interviews suggest otherwise. Let’s watch Johnson’s, and see if he gets a soft ride.