TomRad85
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OK excellent. So pissed off Tories now make up part of this progressive alliance too then? Sounds great, I want in.
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OK excellent. So pissed off Tories now make up part of this progressive alliance too then? Sounds great, I want in.They did
What swung it wasn’t a thousand Labour votes going the other way but an enormous number of pissed off Tories.
"People" in ONE constituency out of 650.
Wonder if they'll get a thank you for lending their votes.
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Well it's both.
Labour didn't lose 12pts because of pissed off Tories did they
Yoga and green tea. Terrible.He’s trying to cure it with green tea the last I heard
Yoga and green tea. Terrible.
Far worse than giving contracts to your mates and flouting the very rules you impose on everyone else.
Don't worry about the 150,000 deaths from covid, the botched withdrawal from Afghanistan and failed Brexit. Yoga and green tea is the real problem.
Ed Davey played down the idea when he was interviewed on the radio earlier.
"People" in ONE constituency out of 650.
This strategy is only of benefit to the liberal democrats, of course they're going to suggest it's a good ideaBut lads there was no progressive alliance/anyone but the tories voting
This strategy is only of benefit to the liberal democrats, of course they're going to suggest it's a good idea
It saw the Labour vote rise in The Bexley and Sidcup by-election
Also there are a lot of Tory/Labour Marginals where it can help Labour
Sorry but you are just wrong in this instance
Clegg sold thier soul for the spotlight of a moment in the sun.Well they did, but the ones I know will be back voting Tory if Boris goes away and the ‘sleaze’ gets sorted. As a historically Labour man myself I’ve always just seen the Lib Dems as a party that generally facilitates the Tories more than it obstructs.
That and the likes of Tim ‘Bugs Bunny’ Farron, Jo ‘I believe that you believe that’ Swinson and Ed ‘Yoga Master’ Davey are a far cry from Ashdown and Kennedy.
Clegg sold thier soul for the spotlight of a moment in the sun.
Seats were "anyone but tory" voting can help Labour
Labour Targets Seats 2029 - Election Polling
Lists of Labour target seats for the 2029 general election and regional elections ordered by percentage swing needed.www.electionpolling.co.uk
Cringey or not its the best way for Labour to get in power.
They won't win if they battle against Lib Dems in tight constituencies.
Thankfully people finally seem to be seeing sense and realise that the best way to get the Tories out is for the majority of the country who don't want a tory government to work together, not against each other.
Labour in an alliance with a bunch of fruit loops who’ve nothing in common with core labour values
Wow really progressive
And in the top 10 most vulnerable Labour seats you have two Coventry ones and Leamington + Warwick. Mr Western and his local party might come to regret their conduct when this one comes around
Not really as Voting at the Local and Mayoral elections was back to pre 2019 patterns. The Labour Party in Coventry is in a Pretty strong place.
Oh well
I was referring to L+W
I doubt L+W with it's large student populations is going to change hands.
It had one in 2019
Yeah and it didn't change hands in a massive clusterfuck of an election for Labour. W+L is a great example actually of where Lib Dems voting Labour would stop a tory gaining a seat.
It's an odd consituency though, traditionally Conservative voters mixed in with a large cluster of students etc.I doubt L+W with it's large student populations is going to change hands.
It's an odd consituency though, traditionally Conservative voters mixed in with a large cluster of students etc.
FWIW, my dealings with the MP, I've found him to be very good. The local party...less so in recent years.
Those seats were both small majorities partly because they parachuted in 'outsiders' too, Fletcher still had a large majority. Whatever your view of their political leanings, both new MPs seem to work pretty hardfor their constituents, so you'd assume that'd be enough in a practical sense to make them more secure at any future election.I think there’s serious problems if you’re expecting any kind of swing away from Labour after the disaster of 2019. If we start losing Cov South and the like there’s far bigger concerns for the party than can we get a majority.
Those seats were both small majorities partly because they parachuted in 'outsiders' too, Fletcher still had a large majority. Whatever your viewof their political leanings, both new MPs seem to work pretty hardfor their constituents, so you'd assume that'd be enough in a practical sense to make them more secureat any future election.
Fruit loops? Great deflection.Labour in an alliance with a bunch of fruit loops who’ve nothing in common with core labour values
Wow really progressive
Yeah I can’t stand Sultana but she’s improved as she’s gone on so I’d hope she’s hit her bottom. I’d still rather she was replaced mind you. Absolute fruitcake.
Fruit loops? Great deflection.
Basing policy on what Peppa Pig would do and saying that boys commit crimes because Dr Who is played by a woman. Yoga and green tea isn't the problem.
Yeah I can’t stand Sultana but she’s improved as she’s gone on so I’d hope she’s hit her bottom. I’d still rather she was replaced mind you. Absolute fruitcake.
I've noticed she's got better at raisin important issues in parliamentSounds like sour grapes to me.
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