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Good summary from Sky News
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Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson is against in Parliament changes of Prime Minister it seems - https://www.telegraph.co.uk/comment/...tish-ally.html
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Really hate how politicians now have little cheer-squads with them to heckle and boo journalists who dare ask their leaders questions.
Boris/Corbyn/Farage - any time one of them gets asked even a mildly challenging question they get booed and heckled. What kind of society do these idiots want to live in? |
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That research is in the PDF linked from your ComRes page, and the results begin in Table 34, on p37 of the PDF. This isn’t the first set of results I’ve seen that prove the Tories have no choice but to select Boris if they want to win another election any time in the next 10 years. It remains to be seen however whether the parliamentary party is thinking straight enough to choose survival over the opportunity to settle scores. If Boris finishes in the top 2 of the MPs ballot, he’ll win the members’ vote by a country mile and then politics in this country is going to get really interesting. |
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Lots of pollsters have issue with the Telegraph's reporting on the poll though. They commissioned the question, that's fine, but to attempt to translate it into seats without context looks to be an attempt from The Telegraph to promote Boris.
https://twitter.com/robfordmancs/sta...15049047076864 I mean I have doubts that Boris is so popular that he'll storm to the biggest majority the Tories have seen since Thacher..... |
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