Current Affairs The General Election

[davek]

 

[john jako]

I hate the word activist. Makes it sound like she is protesting or apart of a dodgy political movement. A labour supporter would of been a better way to put it.

Anyway it was 100% @peteblue

 

[davek]

CON: 41% (-1)
LAB: 34% (+2)
LDEM: 13% (-)
BREX: 4% (-1)

ICM 22-25 November

Interesting. I'll say no more than that.

 

[davek]

I hate the word activist. Makes it sound like she is protesting or apart of a dodgy political movement. A labour supporter would of been a better way to put it.

Anyway it was 100% @peteblue

It wasn't pete, he was rioting in Hong Kong against the Chinese Communist Party.

 

[Number_25]

I hate the word activist. Makes it sound like she is protesting or apart of a dodgy political movement. A labour supporter would of been a better way to put it.

Anyway it was 100% @peteblue

CON: 41% (-1)
LAB: 34% (+2)
LDEM: 13% (-)
BREX: 4% (-1)

ICM 22-25 November

Interesting. I'll say no more than that.

If you weigh it at 2017...

Tory 32
Labour 24.65
LibDem 10.81

 

[peteblue]

I hate the word activist. Makes it sound like she is protesting or apart of a dodgy political movement. A labour supporter would of been a better way to put it.

Anyway it was 100% @peteblue

I was in the pub....

 

[orly]

Lol @ the Lib Dems at 13%. They've managed to run an even worse campaign than May in 2017.

 

[davek]

If you weigh it at 2017...

Tory 32
Labour 24.65
LibDem 10.81

I think we're seeing a squeeze of the Lib Dems and Labour benefiting.

It's going to come down to the Labour seats the Tories have targeted. If there's any slackening off of the resolve of people who have been thinking of voting Tory we are defo edging into hung parliament territory.

 

[sbbefc]

Labour Party campaigner, 72, attacked in Rotherham

The Rother Valley Labour Party volunteer suffered a suspected broken jaw in the assault.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[OnlyBlueWillDo]

I think we're seeing a squeeze of the Lib Dems and Labour benefiting.

It's going to come down to the Labour seats the Tories have targeted. If there's any slackening off of the resolve of people who have been thinking of voting Tory we are defo edging into hung parliament territory.

Even many self-respecting staunch remainers realise it's wrong to just cancel brexit when so many voted for it, so think the fair thing to do is have a 2nd vote on it.

Lib-dems ploy to save their party by targeting the 48% remainers has backfired bigtime, I could not be more made up.

 

[Chewbacca]

I was in the pub....

For a change

 

[orchard]

More of this please because The Sun/Mail

 

[abelard]

More of this please because The Sun/Mail

There was a recession. You can't make an omelette without breaking eggs. History will absolve them. Eat more vegetables! Put a condom on it.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

More of this please because The Sun/Mail

Not disputing the argument whatsoever, and I appreciate I could look but am being lazy just heading out for a meeting, but is there a similar chart for unemployment rate? There's obviously a trade off between paying someone a bit less and keeping them employed, or maintaining the wages of those with a job but sacking those who don't contribute value. That may not apply of course, hence why I'm curious to see any correlation.

As an aside though, great to see the A8 countries doing so well. I know wages in Czech have been booming for some time now, such that their PPP is now higher than Spain.

 

[peteblue]

CON: 41% (-1)
LAB: 34% (+2)
LDEM: 13% (-)
BREX: 4% (-1)

ICM 22-25 November

Interesting. I'll say no more than that.