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    [Politics] General Election 2024 - 4th July

    This would be the Portillo moment for me, even I'd vote Labour in this instance
  2. H

    [Politics] General Election 2024 - 4th July

    Who cares what the New Statesman thinks? A hard working local candidate who has put in the leg work over the last few years building up the Labour vote has been treated like dirt and thrown away for purely factional reasons. If IDS does retain his seat then it is a sad case of FAAFO for Starmer...
  3. H

    [Politics] General Election 2024 - 4th July

    Quite and your point stands. That's my last dig at Starmer for the day. It's not the time for it when there is so much to relish about that utter shambles of an announcement. That was just hilarious
  4. H

    [Politics] General Election 2024 - 4th July

    That was humiliating. Despite him being spot on about Starmer.
  5. H

    [Politics] General Election 2024 - 4th July

    Could be a happy 4th of July for us after all.
  6. H

    [Politics] General Election 2024 - 4th July

    Well I'll be over 60 in a few years time so I shall be doing my bit to change the voting habits of that demographic
  7. H

    [Politics] General Election 2024 - 4th July

    Oh I completely agree, but the Tories will still pick up the vast majority of the pensioner vote though, more for cultural reasons rather than financial thought. Any votes the tories can claw back from gullible workers could make the difference between a wipeout and a more manageable defeat...
  8. H

    [Politics] General Election 2024 - 4th July

    Please can we have an early election. The NI tax cut certainly seems like a cheap electoral gimmick designed to rally the base and minimise losses. Labour will win the election but if the Tories can win back a few Reform voters they can prevent an absolute disaster.

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