NorthstandRacoon
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No point, delusional
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[Politics] The NSC 'up all night' election night *** OFFICIAL MATCH THREAD ***
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No point, delusional
I just don’t sense any enthusiasm or belief in Labour. They’re on course to get a lower vote share than Corbyn achieved. But win a landslide.
- Oct 17, 2008
- 12,864
Ghastly woman.
Mandleson thinks not. Voters lashing out at tories by protest voting.
I hope he's right. He's making mincemeat of the Reform **** in the studio
- Jul 10, 2003
- 27,320
I think I may retire for an hour or two. See you all in a bit when the details start coming 
Still don't understand why people keep trying to punch themselves in the face as a 'protest'
Still don't understand why people keep trying to punch themselves in the face as a 'protest'
BadFish
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- Oct 19, 2003
- 17,883
Its a loss for the Tories more than a win for Labour.
Exactly.
Starmer, Reeves and Streeting need to get cracking almost straight away on broken Britain, affordable homes, mental health services, trade with the EU, waiting lists. To maintain support for the next GE.
Crikey, what a task.
If we hear a commission’s been set up to hear all voices on future home building or similar, the 5 years will race by and they/we will pay a heavy price.
HangletonGull
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- Apr 10, 2023
- 2,054
Going off big time on c4
London Irish
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In 2019, Corbyn got 3 per cent less than tonight on probably a higher turnout. When we see the turnout, we can figure out if actually more people voted for Labour this time than they did in 2019, it’ll be close.
This Labour majority is therefore built on quicksand (with crap ratings for Starmer to boot). The combined rightwing vote of 43 per cent is a very scary prospect for the future
HangletonGull
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- Apr 10, 2023
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Can I shock everyone Nadine Dorris yes I would
Sunderland central exactly the same as the first two. Crikey.
Low turnout (52%) again
Low turnout (52%) again
and again for Reform in Sunderland Central. It's a huge protest against Con, but can they build on it?
Curtace reckons less than Corbyn 17.
BadFish
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- Oct 19, 2003
- 17,883
You'd have to gag her.
That’s the method Boris favours apparently.
I can cope with Reform being the third largest party. I've largely ignored the SNP being in that position and most people happily ignored the Lib Dems when they were.
I can't ignore it if they or a conservative party heavily influenced by them suddenly get bounced into opposition or power.