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YouGov chart showing "trust on EU matters" from latest poll pic.twitter.com/vsB8AD8fHN
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Daniel Finkelstein: "The most reliable polls are at the end of a phone"
Blair took us into a war based on a completely false prospectus. Lots of people believed him because they could not even contemplate the idea that a British PM would mislead Parliament on such an important issue. He did though. Then he did it again in 2006, when he committed an inadequate number of inadequately equipped troops to do a job that was never properly stated.
Frankly, anyone who believes a word any politician says is a bloody fool.
https://twitter.com/HillaryClinton/status/730109255081070592
Seems to me it's Mr Cameron's dismissive comment about Leavers (some time ago now) coming back to bite him. It was something like "Fruitcakes, loonies & nutters", wasn't it? And, to my amazement, that's how he's now coming over himself.
Is that what's called Karma?
Next PM? - good luck with that!
https://twitter.com/queen_uk/status/730132844647985153
NicolaElsie going to spin this one? http://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/scotland/call-centre-fears-after-police-cancel-it-fix-2dts6lhngRemain need to get some moderate Labour voices heard. Pushing Alan Johnson forward today looks like a good idea.
For these reasons it’s good news that Donald Trump is doing so well in the American political primaries. He is vulgar, abusive, nasty, rude, boorish and outrageous. He is also saying what he thinks and, more important, teaching Americans how to think for themselves again.'
http://www.forbes.com/sites/currentevents/2016/03/23/when-excess-is-a-virtue/#5962ae8f34b5
But he's really pulled of a special trick by turning vast swathes of his own voters against him without getting any from the other side to balance against it.
http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/politics/politics-headlines/massive-wolf-coming-to-eat-all-our-sheep-warns-cameron-20160510108723
Seriously, though, this is why Cameron is distrusted on this even by hos own side: he has come out with such over-the-top claptrap that he has just become ridiculous.
http://metro.co.uk/2016/05/09/its-10-years-since-a-man-was-interviewed-on-bbc-by-mistake-5871153/
Obama's intervention achieved nothing for Remain except to make them look just that little bit more desperate.
Sunil: "Got any Quorn?"
TSE: "If you want!" (He also takes a bottle of meat from the fridge).
Sunil: "Meat...? Ugh!"
TSE: "It's what Ian Rush drinks."
Sunil: "Ian Rush?"
TSE: "Yeah, an' he says if I don't drink lots of meat, when I grow up I'm only gonna be good enough to play for Accrington Stanley!"
Sunil: "Accrington Stanley? Who are they?"
TSE: "Exactly!"
It's hard to believe that in February he was supposedly driving for a tough bargain and he'd walk away.
It looks to me as if Boris has suffered from the reinstatement of political gravity as well. From the outside Leave appear to me to be all the unpopular politicians plus a clown as front man!
And on that predictable note, goodnight!
Tonight, in about 2 hours, polls close in W.Virginia, where the early Exit Poll leaks suggest to me that Sanders has beaten Hillary with close to a 2-1 margin.
The only interesting issue is that 39% of Sanders voters in W.Virginia say that they will vote Trump in the GE over Hillary in the Exit Poll.
That spin doctor on Sky thinks it's so very clever, I doubt many would agree.
Right now she is still on course to win California (though that maybe tightening) and N.J., but her unpopularity is showing.
There is no question that if Sanders was 10-20 years younger and from a bigger state than Vermont that Hillary would have lost the nomination.
There's another BBC video from today at the Queen's garden party of a private conversation the Queen is having. Bad form to release it.
@journodave The topic of it, luckily untouched by the press today, puts her in a complicated position in terms of neutrality.
http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/live-democratic-primary-exit-poll-results/story?id=38992745