Not if you're a Corbynista. That would represent compromise with the electorate. The number of people you provoke / push to vote against you is not a consideration. Elections are not about winning; t… (View Post)

It's not just cynical; it's absurdly defensive. It's tacitly admitting that they can't make the case for change (other than in the management team) even though it's blatantly obvious that change is n… (View Post)

There is a cultural problem with quite a few Tory MPs, and even more allegedly Tory media cheerleaders, who seem to think that people who went Lab-UKIP-Leave-BxP-Tory-Ref form their natural base. The… (View Post)

They could still vote in their home constituencies and get a postal vote. Also, there can't be a September election unless it's called in August, which is unlikely given the recess dates. (View Post)

Not necessarily. If the polls continue their current trend, there will be seats where they overtake the Lib Dems from third to win. Being 'best placed' only matters if you can convince the public of … (View Post)