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It’s amazing how bad the Tories are yet people still strategise how they could/should lead the country after 13 years of failure :rofl:
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Based on these figures, Labour should be feeling pretty encouraged right now. Yes, it’s a by election but even at a by election overturning that majority in Selby was quite something. Even if that seat returns to the Tories next year - which it will, more likely than not - a swing on anything like this scale will see Labour into power. Meanwhile down in Frome the LibDems will likewise be encouraged at the thought they might get back their traditional regional homeland in the southwest of England.
Uxbridge was a two-horse race and while it’s true that Labour lost by fewer votes than went to the large number of independent/joke candidates it does mean they can’t take anything for granted over the next 12-18 months. Even if ULEZ is entirely to blame for them failing to unseat the Tories, it is a sobering reminder that national polling doesn’t always account for local issues that can and do derail unwary campaigns. I’d say Rishi Sunak should be fearing his P45 right now, except he’s so completely minted he doesn’t actually have to work for a living. Maybe that’s his biggest problem and a good reason to bin him. Speaking of whom, I’d still have voted Count Binface. |
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I don't actually think he has been that bad and had he succeeded Boris Johnson I think the polling might be a bit better too. He has the right idea in stabilising the perception of chaos that surrounded the Government and focusing on a few key issues. It's just that he is snookered by what he inherited. Johnson threw away the massive political mandate he had and Truss came in and set what remained on fire. Now he is finding it difficult to turn it around because of the underlying problems in the country. He may be somewhat responsible for some of the economic conditions due to having been chancellor but the problems around housing, the NHS, and the economy predate him. He is paying the political debt of the previous administrations. |
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What’s frightening is if the unionists can’t up their game the Greens might get an even bigger say after the next election. Shudder. |
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The latest ‘Nowcast’ prediction based on recent polling suggests Labour and SNP both on course to have 24 seats in Scotland at the next Westminster election. The process of decoupling the SNP from sympathy towards Scotland leaving the UK is beginning, but will be a slow process. Still, if the next election turns out anything like this prediction it’ll be pure schadenfreude watching wee Humza fae Hutchie twisting in the wind after his Westminster operation loses 50% of its seats.
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It’ll defo be interesting times, Kier Starmer’s victory in the next UK General Election should at least bring some professionalism, intelligence around UKG plans and developing a manifesto and a vision for Scotland in devolution. |
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