bluethrunthru
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Man who wrote a newspaper article that was scandalously under reported in the UK media that he couldn't be a teacher coz he might shag the kids lost his deposit
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General Election - 4th July 2024
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The Black Shed
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Am I being naive in thinking that Nigel Farage single handedly got Labour into government? Looking briefly into the stats and both Lab and Lib only gained + 2.3% extra voters between them, compared with 2019 when they got absolutely horsed. But this time, a few thousand extra voters and they had a landslide victory, with the Libs also getting a record number of seats.
I suppose the Reform vote was either by those trad Conservative voters who just had enough of them and went for another right wing option, they'd rather die than vote Lab, or some people are just very gullible and this is a great example of rhetoric winning 'the hearts and minds of the people'.
I suppose the Reform vote was either by those trad Conservative voters who just had enough of them and went for another right wing option, they'd rather die than vote Lab, or some people are just very gullible and this is a great example of rhetoric winning 'the hearts and minds of the people'.
Scottyboi
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Am I being naive in thinking that Nigel Farage single handedly got Labour into government? Looking briefly into the stats and both Lab and Lib only gained + 2.3% extra voters between them, compared with 2019 when they got absolutely horsed. But this time, a few thousand extra voters and they had a landslide victory, with the Libs also getting a record number of seats.
I suppose the Reform vote was either by those trad Conservative voters who just had enough of them and went for another right wing option, they'd rather die than vote Lab, or some people are just very gullible and this is a great example of rhetoric winning 'the hearts and minds of the people'.
They took plenty of Labour votes too, if reform didn't run the Tories would have still took a hammering but the libdems would have benefitted even more maybe or Labour. Reform voters might have stayed home instead who knows?
bluethrunthru
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Had he behaved like this for the last 18 months he could have been a contender - spineless **** allowed himself to be manipulated by crap advisers and the ERG etc so got what he deserved
bluethrunthru
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BrianW
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You be correct
The grifting wanker. (Russell Brand, that is.)
One of the problems with politics atm is the large number of gullible fools with votes.