Thread: Sir Keir’s Kerfuffle
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Old 17-08-2022, 21:43   #767
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Re: Sir Keir’s Kerfuffle
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Originally Posted by Hugh View Post
Once again, you misinterpret a statement…
Maybe you should learn to be less vague so we know what you are actually trying to say, Hugh!

Margaret Thatcher was the most popular PM since Churchill, but she only got through three elections. If Truss won two on the trot, she would be doing pretty well, particularly as Labour have been out of office for 12 years already.

Mind you, I think Labour will have an uphill battle in trying to win another election in my Grandkids’ lifetimes unless they make substantial changes that sound attractive to the population.

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Originally Posted by Mr K View Post
Maybe he's just seen the opinion polls and the utterly desperate state this nation is in? And then the prospect of Truss, even her Thatcher impersonation is poor.

The 'Boris continuity candidate' says all we need to know about the Tories demise.
You wish.
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