I think the unsaid thing too, is how popular Corbyn's chat of a merciful release from austerity and a spending bonanza was. She had time to be found out. He didn't. (View Post)

I don't think it is. If we rejoined we'd still have flat growth, high welfare spending, and high taxes - just as we do now - except with even more bitterness, and a resumption of free movement. It wo… (View Post)

I don't accept we have harmed ourselves. I see it as a positive move that has enhanced British democracy and freedom of action. As I've said before on here - you can always make an economic argument … (View Post)

FPT @stodge the ticking time bomb is young people. They are getting a shockingly bad deal. Everyone is aware of it, but are doing virtually nothing about it. And retired voters are shockingly unsympa… (View Post)

Yes, remember 2015GE and how Martin "Kaboom" Boon reacted to this, by self-censoring his polls. Being an outlier is uncomfortable, but it doesn't mean you're wrong. It is high-risk though: … (View Post)