Agreed. Those numbers would make a bit more sense if, for example, the Lib Dem’s had been the main beneficiaries of the Labour dip. But the Tories? Nah, not buying it one iota.
Agreed. Those numbers would make a bit more sense if, for example, the Lib Dem’s had been the main beneficiaries of the Labour dip. But the Tories? Nah, not buying it one iota.
A party with a couple of hundred candidates in a general election will make a very big impact, and not in a good way. Well done, Wino and your mates - you've got what you wanted. Now let's see how well your new, purified Labour party does.
Just 2 Tory MPs defecting to UKIP dragged that party far more to the right. If May loses a few Tory MPs to the group - and it has been cleverly labelled in that sense, as it is not just 'another Labour party' or indeed a party at all - then she could start to shift towards their aims to prevent further defections.
I am actually screaming. That press conference was 20 minutes of free comedy. Angela Smith literally stood up and said "we're asking the public to tell us what they want us to stand for". Never before has a group of MPs been so dead in the water.
Labour under its current leadership. And while I have your attention, how about that bet I offered you?Winegums wrote: ↑Mon Feb 18, 2019 11:14 amI am actually screaming. That press conference was 20 minutes of free comedy. Angela Smith literally stood up and said "we're asking the public to tell us what they want us to stand for". Never before has a group of MPs been so dead in the water.