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Pierre · 14-06-2024, 11:52

Still up in the air for me.

Do I give Reform a free hit, but they're not a serious alternative. Even if they realise what they're polling at, will still only return one, maybe three at the very best, MP's.

The Tories are going to take a massive kicking anyway, Sunak will resign anyway. Do I vote for them, My MP may still win their seat. Either way, the Tories will have to spend the next five years re-finding their identity, hopefully maybe even a right wing Tory party may emerge from the wreckage.

They'll need to get their act together quick because Labour could well be there for the taking in five years. New Labour 2.0 they are not.

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Pierre The Dark Satanic Mills Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: floating in the ether Posts: 13,221	Re: The traditional CF voting intentions thread, week 4 Still up in the air for me. Do I give Reform a free hit, but they're not a serious alternative. Even if they realise what they're polling at, will still only return one, maybe three at the very best, MP's. The Tories are going to take a massive kicking anyway, Sunak will resign anyway. Do I vote for them, My MP may still win their seat. Either way, the Tories will have to spend the next five years re-finding their identity, hopefully maybe even a right wing Tory party may emerge from the wreckage. They'll need to get their act together quick because Labour could well be there for the taking in five years. New Labour 2.0 they are not. __________________ The wheel's still turning but the hamsters dead.