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Originally Posted by Damien

The polls have been pretty consistent for a while now. Not just Johnson's approval numbers which are terrible, or Labour's lead which has been there for a while now but also the underlying numbers on issues like the economy and the NHS.

Recent by-elections haven't been kind to them either.

I think the scale of seats Starmer needs to win back to win a majority is too much in one election but the Tories are remarkably complacent in assuming the polls will simply revert back and they'll win. They should learn from how close 2017 was to not take things for granted.

This poll is currently making headlines.

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In today’s Times, we asked a nationally representative sample of the British public what they think about Boris Johnson.

Of all 2,000 responses, 72% were negative, with 16% positive. The words most commonly used are in the image below.

Some of the negatives (72% of total):

“He was the right person to get Brexit done but now he needs to go. He is a liar and has broken the law we need a change.”

“I used to think he was ok but now he should resign after the breach of lockdown.”

“Unprintable. I have always voted Conservative but this Prime minister is a disgrace in so many ways.”

https://twitter.com/jamesjohnson252/...36769841242122