The irony on here is that the most ardent of Labour supporters post most of the stuff that can stop them winning the next election.Go on, Labour.
From what I’ve seen, they don’t even get involved in the Tory thread so would rather have them running the country as they want to be so far ‘Hamster’.The irony on here is that the most ardent of Labour supporters post most of the stuff that can stop them winning the next election.
Meanwhile on the Tory thread, they never admit any wrong doing.
It’s probably why they get in so much.
They’re not bots. They care.From what I’ve seen, they don’t even get involved in the Tory thread so would rather have them running the country as they want to be so far ‘Hamster’.
They come across as the proper Tory Tories to me, proper bots.
I know, that’s why I love them, still.They’re not bots. They care.
Sadly, that care splits their vote and allows the Tories back in.
Ideology Vs pragmatism.
I suspect we'll see a boost in those kind of seats at the next election with an unofficial Labour/LibDem pact.I think the websites trying to identify which party is best in each constituency to annihilate the Tories will do a roaring trade.
The risk is that some like Rees Mogg's have Labour and Lib Dem vying to be the main challenger, leaving the likes of RM still MPs. The lack of a Portillo moment will have one advantage. We'd see less of Rees Mogg on TV than we've seen of Portillo.
They’re not bots.