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What would you like for breakfast?
A bowl of puke 47% A crock of sh1t 32% |
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Westminster voting intention: CON: 38% (-) LAB: 34% (-4) LDEM: 8% (-2) UKIP: 7% (+3) GRN: 4% (+1) Unbelievable poll tories 4% infront and labour losing votes,i was expecting the next few for them to be surging ahead,they really are indesperate trouble of they aren't infront at this point.. |
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For the moment, although I follow polls closely, I am treating them all with a huge pinch of salt. There are some unbelievable figures being reported. I had a look at the Ipsos Mori poll eealier above that you have posted and do you know that the Scottish subsample has the SNP at 55%?
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If i was in scotland i couldnn't see wgy anyone would vote anything other than snp,it has always surprised me they aren't over 50%..
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If i was in scotland i couldnn't see wgy anyone would vote anything other than snp,it has always surprised me they aren't over 50%..
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Maybe but..
SNP 55% Lab 15% Con 12% LibDem 8% is a bit optimistic, even for them. |
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Awful council election results for labour as well 10-15% loss in votes,held most of their seats but now become marginal some of them...
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A by-election where the result is almost always very tight indeed, and UKIP usually do well (BNP used to do wellish before them) but they didn't stand this time- yet Labour held it in a straight fight with the tory candidate. This doesn't fit easily into your narrative thegig' ?
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I think gigg is referring to last nights Council elections. No party came out with any glory with Labour doing the worst. LibDem did fairly well and so did the Conservatives in taking the Thurrock seat. Their candidate was David Van Day, the former Dollar singer.
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Dalgarno (Kensington & Chelsea) result:
LAB: 51.6% (-18.8) CON: 25.5% (+3.5) LDEM: 12.2% (+4.5) UKIP: 5.7% (+5.7) GRN: 5.1% (+5.1) Labour HOLD. Milton (Southend) result: LAB: 49.9% (+4.7) CON: 31.6% (+5.3) LDEM: 13.1% (+9.7) FBM: 5.3% (+5.3) Labour HOLD. No UKIP (-13.2), Grn (-6.3) and Ind (-5.5) as prev. Aveley & Uplands (Thurrock) result: CON: 43.6% (+16.4) TIND: 31.1% (-12.1) LAB: 22.2% (-1.5) LDEM: 3.1% (+3.1) Conservative GAIN from Thurrock Independents. Holditch & Chesterton (Newcastle under Lyme) result: IND: 40.3% (+23.2) LAB: 38.3% (-13.9) UKIP: 12.3% (+2.6) CON: 7.0% (-8.3) SDP: 2.0% (+2.0) Independent GAIN from Labour. Vange (Basildon) result: LAB: 51.3% (+10.1) CON: 48.7% (+27.2) Labour HOLD. No UKIP (-37.3) as prev. |
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Another disastrous poll for labour down 4% 34% tories remaining on 38%,how can they possibly be losing grund ar this stage just beggars belief,if corbyn doesn't at least back the referendum as promised then that would be the end even if it didn't go ahead he cannot vote with the tiries would be politivcal suicide..
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326 Politics
@326Pols Mar 22 Westminster voting projection, turnout adjusted: CON: 39% (-1) LAB: 39% (-) LIB: 10% (-) GRN: 4% (+1) UKP: 3% (-) @ComRes, 20–21 Mar Changes with 15–17 Mar TIG voters reallocated to 2017 vote. (Headline figures: LAB 35, CON 34, LIB 8, UKP 7, TIG 6, GRN 4) |
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Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn both hit their all time lowest net favourability scores
Theresa May: -39 net score ( |
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try again, twitter symols removed
Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn both hit their all time lowest net favourability scores Theresa May: -39 net score (26% / 65%) Jeremy Corbyn: -53 net score (18% / 71%) yougov.co.uk/topics/politic… |
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How does Corbyn do it? Even now he's significantly more
disliked that Theresa May! Suspect he'd come off worse in a popularity poll even if his opponent was a dose of rampant dysentery. from twitter |
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Oh Jeremy Corbyn !
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Got to admit not looking good for him,everyone singing where is jeremy corbyn on saturdays march,if he stood down anyone else would be 10 points clear just crazy..
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Got to admit not looking good for him,everyone singing where is jeremy corbyn on saturdays march,if he stood down anyone else would be 10 points clear just crazy..
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Got to admit not looking good for him,everyone singing where is jeremy corbyn on saturdays march,if he stood down anyone else would be 10 points clear just crazy..
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Got to admit not looking good for him,everyone singing where is jeremy corbyn on saturdays march,if he stood down anyone else would be 10 points clear just crazy..
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JC4PM !
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https://evolvepolitics.com/2019/02/15/watch-thousands-of-kids-protesting-climate-change-chant-oh-jeremy-corbyn-and-fck-theresa-may-video/
'Thousands of kids protesting Climate Change chant “Oh Jeremy Corbyn” and “F*ck Theresa May” ' |
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Corbyn is in denial. Labour is still owned by the establishment, Blairites rule again. They are not respecting the leave votes of the working class. Lexit is dead and buried.
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https://skwawkbox.org/2019/03/15/video-2000-young-people-on-brighton-climate-march-sing-oh-jeremy-corbyn/
2,000+ young people on Brighton climate march sing ‘Oh Jeremy Corbyn’ |
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Blairies are finished in the party and they know it but some just won't let go !
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could do with bliarites hanging around, tbf
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That's fine as long as they do it in their rightful place in the tory party.
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Doesn't matter what kids think,when i was at school i was always saying fcuk thatcher and she won by landslides if you're not a popular leader with the voters you can't win,after all he is a 70 year old man not as though someone else should step in anyway..
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just as long as they dont vote for the tories
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He has set the agenda for progressives to follow. The 'kids' you dismiss so easily will be voting next year and they will be voting for Corbyn policies at a rate of 75/80%.
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Do you remember "Lexit the movie" made just ahead of the referendum? How much of this do they now want to implement?
Here it is, one hour of it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pq72f81kkM4 |
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A couple of local council elections last night...
Clackmannanshire Central (Clackmannanshire) first preferences: SNP: 40.9% (+2.6) LAB: 31.9% (-8.0) CON: 19.8% (+3.2) UKIP: 3.3% (+3.3) GRN: 2.5% (-2.7) LDEM: 1.7% (+1.7) SNP HOLD. Usual trend, SNP up, Labour down. Quite a good result for conservatives here. Wallington North (Sutton) result: LDEM: 38.2% (-7.7) CON: 26.1% (+0.5) IND: 14.0% (+14.0) LAB: 11.1% (-5.6) GRN: 6.1% (-2.3) UKIP: 3.8% (+0.5) CPA: 0.6% (+0.6) Liberal Democrat HOLD. LibDem will be pleased to hold but disappointed in vote share. Pretty good result again for tories but poor for Labour. |
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Just discovered that the independent who got 14% in Sutton is an ex LibDem activist so perhaps not so bad a result overall for LibDems.
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Take it newport west is dead and buried tories are around 10-12/1 now..
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In this mad political climate, who knows?
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Corbyn in newport west today,looks like they are making sure got to give it to him he puts the hours in..
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Corbyn in newport west today,looks like they are making sure got to give it to him he puts the hours in..
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I wonder if he is there because they are getting edgy?
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He seems to be doing things all the time never matter how minor they are,suppose it will be hard to get people out to actually vote the way things are i take it momentum don't go to these constituencys just the ones in the south..
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if it was squeaky bum time he would likely stay away
more likely he senses victory and fancies some of it. no doubt polls will be compared to measure his impact! |