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As well as the Ipsos voting numbers we have the firm’s satisfaction ratings which it has been asking in the same form since the 1970s. This means that there are records going back decades and we can easily make comparisons.
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If they win, they're just about meeting the expectations left by a duff campaign (sorry, Ian, but it has been) and a dismal candidate. If they win by more than 2-3%, they're exceeding expectations.
If they win by 60% or any margin over 20%, pile on Swinson for next PM.
But the death cult will not care. The suffering is an offering to the Brexit deity.
With a small health warning that I was in the north of the seat which is below average for the Libs
When actually it was Richard Tice sharing her bed.
Does anyone know what "Kingfisher" is? It's referred to at the very end.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6713321/Philip-Hammonds-secret-Project-Kingfisher-bailout-fund-kick-start-economy-event-No-Deal.html
So no we don't care, because we don't believe it. The real cultists are people like yourselves who are willing to take anything that the High Priests say will go wrong if we challenge the status quo.
As an atheist and natural sceptic I don't believe your doomsday scenarios. All this 4 horsemen nonsense is just that, nonsense.
What hope for quality investigative journalism, when who have Oakeshott on one side and Carole Codswallop on the other?
Pigfucker Oakeshott shopped her source to the police.
Never mind that. The two threads reporting it are focused on Johnson's supposedly poor satisfaction rating and the implications of the poll for Corbyn.
Do Corbyn supporters like these realise that the allegations of conspiracies in the MSM mirror those of Trump supporters when also faced with difficult facts? Polls that don't fit the narrative are Fake News.
Both have obvious drawbacks.
He doesn’t win Westminster elections because he can’t be arsed.
Sadly ICM's 2015 methodology had Labour winning the 2015 GE.
Fook me.
Surely all the world knows it is D. Lloyd George and A. Bonar Law.
Also Arthur Balfour appears to be missing from that list.
Edit - ah, I see the full list is only available to those who click in the photo.
Popularism definitely isn't popular.
What's really exciting is that the really freaky bits are probably just about to happen - Corbyn voting against Boris' vonc in himself perhaps?
It is a picture of contentment, affluence and ease. It is hard to believe this country will be roiled with civil disorder and almost-famine in four months.
And then I remember the riots of 2011. And I do wonder.
"Trump, like most incumbent presidents, is more likely than not to be reelected. He has all the tools and power of incumbency going for him, and opponents who are more beholden to woke Twitter activists than to average folks in the Midwestern countryside. There’s a lot of runway between now and next November, of course, and Trump has a penchant for stepping in his own you-know-what. But he’s the favorite, and the debates haven’t changed that."
It certainly seems from this side of the Pond that Trump's attempt to paint the Dems as now the party of the Squad has traction. It is a base+ strategy (base, coupled with suppression of the other side's vote) that has a lot of logic if you're as hated by a large chunk of the population as Trump is. Still not sure it will work, and hoping that it will not.
Aberdeen 3 - Chikhura Sachkere 0
https://youtu.be/yplpOHHKaC0
*No.
All together now-
"We've taken our team into Europe....
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-politics-47394303
It is unsurprising that a Remain candidate, given a clear run by all Remain parties, is doing very well in this bellwether just-about-Leave Welsh seat.
I don't think it will have much effect on the wider scene, unless the Tories are VERY badly beaten, and/or Labour lose their deposit.