Nadine Dorries

[MillionMilesAway]

An MP doesn’t stand because her Boss was sacked?

still waiting for Johnson's exit honours list - rumour was she was getting a peerage, but that kicks her out of the Commons.
Maybe she's got news of the timeline on that

 

[Gabriel]

I am fairly certain that there is going to be a civil war in the Self-Servative PARTY within the next 5 years, probably just after the next general election, which I expect to see a Labour majority of over 100 seats.

Really? Even with the Conservatives imploding, from its current position, a Labour majority of 100 would be an astonishing turnaround. It would either need to convert many SNP voters or convert many dyed-blue Conservatives in the Shires, maybe both, yet the sweetener for one group is vinegar to the other.

 

[Lowtower]

Ahh Nads, Scouse Tory, porn writing, channel 4 fighting, downstreaming, tennis pitches , Johnsons fan-girl.
Its not gonna be the same without your Lambrini riddled late night tweets.
All the best.... fuck off.

 

[domalino]

Really? Even with the Conservatives imploding, from its current position, a Labour majority of 100 would be an astonishing turnaround. It would either need to convert many SNP voters or convert many dyed-blue Conservatives in the Shires, maybe both, yet the sweetener for one group is vinegar to the other.

The current polling predicts a majority of 250.

 

[Gabriel]

The current polling predicts a majority of 300.

True, but do you believe it will be 300?

 

[domalino]

True, but do you believe it will be 300?

It's actually slightly lower now, 250, I put the full results in the post above.

Even the lowest estimates for Labour and highest for conservative sees a LAB landslide so I don't really mind.

 

[Gabriel]

Labour’s highest number of seats was 418 in 1997 and it’s coming now from its lowest position since 1935. Even at their lowest ebb since 1918, the Conservatives still managed 165 seats in 1997. I reckon the polls will narrow further in the coming years, though Labour will still be the largest party.

More concerned about the level of turnout. Disaffection amongst the electorate with politicians and politics looks to be continuing, and that’s not healthy for the country.

 

[bluethrunthru]

Labour’s highest number of seats was 418 in 1997 and it’s coming now from its lowest position since 1935. Even at their lowest ebb since 1918, the Conservatives still managed 165 seats in 1997. I reckon the polls will narrow further in the coming years, though Labour will still be the largest party.

More concerned about the level of turnout. Disaffection amongst the electorate with politicians and politics looks to be continuing, and that’s not healthy for the country.

They are fucked and they know it - Sunak is allowed to stay in place as a fall guy for whats to come - a Johnson return would destroy his claim to fame as an election winner

 

[Kirkstall Blue]

I am fairly certain that there is going to be a civil war in the Self-Servative PARTY within the next 5 years, probably just after the next general election, which I expect to see a Labour majority of over 100 seats.
I expect them to try and put on a united front in front of the media between now and then, but the ultra right wing ERG are pushing them ever further and away from any chance of electability and their attack on the workers isn't having the effectthey would wish, indeed, the consensus of the people is that the unions are correct to be fighting for just and fair pay, safe staffing, and defending hard won rights.

(Self servative party) I must remember that quote and Labour will win the next election we have had enough of this self serving government there was a hint of “Nadine going into the jungle” Boris as well I hope

 

[Gareth Barry Conlon]

They are fucked and they know it - Sunak is allowed to stay in place as a fall guy for whats to come - a Johnson return would destroy his claim to fame as an election winner

There can be no long term plan as they are all facing a very tough battle to retain individual seats. Boris Johnson has similar chances of survival as many others. Not good.

It's fairly easy to predict they lose and Sunak will go. But the tory party is very top down. Those that survive the cull will have the power and who can say who that will be. Many of the 'smart' ones are dropping out now to get a headstart finding a job and avoiding the embarrassment of the doomed campaign.