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[Peter]

IF the Tories bin Sunak then maybe. There is also the fact that Labour haven't actually laid out any plans other than disagreeing with anything the Tories say.

It's Starmer. Nobody can see that guy as a Prime Minister. Doesn't matter what he says or does between now and the vote.

That revolt over the Gaza vote now means the Tories can play up the ghost of Corbyn argument.

Then there is Scotland. Without Scotland, Labour would need to win more than 300 seats in England. Blair pulled that off but Starmer wont.

Hung parliament, Tories as biggest party, just about.

But people tell me I'm crazy

[WES]

It's Starmer. Nobody can see that guy as a Prime Minister. Doesn't matter what he says or does between now and the vote.

That revolt over the Gaza vote now means the Tories can play up the ghost of Corbyn argument.

Then there is Scotland. Without Scotland, Labour would need to win more than 300 seats in England. Blair pulled that off but Starmer wont.

Hung parliament, Tories as biggest party, just about.

But people tell me I'm crazy

Well, you are crazy, Peter, surely we can all agree on that

That doesn't make you wrong, however. Crazy people are frequently correct. And in this case, I agree. Corbyn/McDonnell/Abbott ruined labour for at least two elections. As I recall, no party has ever lost as badly as they did and then won the next election.

So it's nailed on then

[Sir C]

It's Starmer. Nobody can see that guy as a Prime Minister. Doesn't matter what he says or does between now and the vote.

That revolt over the Gaza vote now means the Tories can play up the ghost of Corbyn argument.

Then there is Scotland. Without Scotland, Labour would need to win more than 300 seats in England. Blair pulled that off but Starmer wont.

Hung parliament, Tories as biggest party, just about.

But people tell me I'm crazy

I very much fear that our next government will consist of a nasty coalition of foul socialists and piss wet libdems - with a possible smattering of demented greens

Who is going to vote conservative? Actual conservative voters won’t vote for this collection of limp-wristed morons with their left-of-Blair agenda, while non Conservative voters have been somehow convinced that they’re to the right of Mussolini.

I’m going to draw a cock and balls on my card.

[Peter]

I very much fear that our next government will consist of a nasty coalition of foul socialists and piss wet libdems - with a possible smattering of demented greens

Who is going to vote conservative? Actual conservative voters won’t vote for this collection of limp-wristed morons with their left-of-Blair agenda, while non Conservative voters have been somehow convinced that they’re to the right of Mussolini.

I’m going to draw a cock and balls on my card.

People will vote Conservative for the same reason they always do- fear.

Fear of Corbyn, fear of foreigners, fear of change, fear of worse. Take your pick.

Sunak has a major disadvantage with the right of the party's core vote in that he is... how can I put this.... not white! But they'll get over it.

[Peter]

Well, you are crazy, Peter, surely we can all agree on that

That doesn't make you wrong, however. Crazy people are frequently correct. And in this case, I agree. Corbyn/McDonnell/Abbott ruined labour for at least two elections. As I recall, no party has ever lost as badly as they did and then won the next election.

So it's nailed on then

It is harder to judge an election these days as politics is still realigning slightly after a decade of brexit bull****.

But the whispers around most constituencies are that people hate Starmer. That is hard to change.

[Sir C]

People will vote Conservative for the same reason they always do- fear.

Fear of Corbyn, fear of foreigners, fear of change, fear of worse. Take your pick.

Sunak has a major disadvantage with the right of the party's core vote in that he is... how can I put this.... not white! But they'll get over it.

I’d say his money probably grants him pseudo white status…

[Peter]

I’d say his money probably grants him pseudo white status…

For the younger right wing vote, yes. But the older Tories in the shires- no. Also, he isn't nearly right wing enough for them. Some of them will stay home, others will find a bigger ******* to vote for instead.

It is telling that they are focusing on shoring up their right flank rather than trying to steal the centre from Labour. Sunak clearly feels there is nothing to beat in the centre as long as he can hold up his own flank.

[redgunamo]

Probably. But the fact is, at the end of the day, no-one really wants to live in a country run by darkies. Have you ever seen them?!

I’d say his money probably grants him pseudo white status…

[Luis Anaconda]

Probably. But the fact is, at the end of the day, no-one really wants to live in a country run by darkies. Have you ever seen them?!

I live in one ruled by Germans, r. How much worse can it get?

[redgunamo]

The best beer, bratwurst, bread, blondes and BMW's in the world

Although typically for my luck, I actually live in the French part of Germany. Or the German part of France, I suppose

I live in one ruled by Germans, r. How much worse can it get?