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Tories facing general election wipeout with just 130 seats, says polling guru
(www.independent.co.uk)
this post was submitted on 10 Dec 2023
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The "shy Tories" may yet hold the balance of power. Most of those "don't know"s and even a few professed Labour voters may well stow their votes with the Conservatives when it's only them and God in the voting booth. They just don't want to admit it to a human poll taker.
Edit: added end quote.
My fear. Polls are kinda meaningless nowadays.
I just fail to understand what sort of person views the last 14 years as anything but a series of disasters?!
Well, the tories were voted in before, during and after Brexit, so.. yeah..
Don't you see, you fool?! They needed to get brexit done!
... is it done yet? The most frustrating thing about brexit for me was, it didn't have to be this intransigent, ludicrous, adamantium-hard brexit. They could've met the 'will of the people' and still kept some of the benefits of a close relationship with the EU. But no, they fucked it up like they've fucked up prisons; courts; probation; energy markets; water; environment; immigration; education; healthcare... I could go on but my fingers are getting tired.