Ot labour will get in

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

Good for you BOTN. That's to your considerable credit and something that you are entitled to be proud of.

You pay very little tax to 'support people who have no intention of working with 6 kids and fleecing the system'. You pay for the NHS, education,road maintenance, policing rubbish collection and defence. It's true that you also pay for benefits, the majority of which is in the form of the old age pension.

I think that instead of berating fellow citizens who have no intention of working with 6 kids and fleecing the system, we should work out how it came to that and address it.

Out of all of the people that claim universal credit, about 2.35 million of them don’t have jobs

[Eternal Optimist]

Latest YouGov poll showing Reform have overhauled the (fake) Tories...

LAB: 37% (-1)
REF: 19% (+2)
CON: 18% (-)
LDEM: 14% (-1)
GRN: 7% (-1)

https://x.com/BritainElects/status/1801331705720279108

[crashbang]

When labour get in.
Already said "we don't have a magic wand."
That's it.
Spoofers.

[animallittle3]

The people we entrust to redistribute these taxes are ill equipped for the task in hand.

Change is coming. The 2 party system is coming to an end.

I give it 10 years max.

To be replaced by who is the question I guess howdy .

The flaws with our electoral system are many such as Starmer will probably get elected with a huge majority with less votes than Corbyn managed but suffered the worst political hiding in Labour Party history in 2019 , how's that work then ?

Only Tories and Labour can win and neither will change the voting system so how do we change the system ? .

Despite what many people think this country will not elect a left wing or an ultra right wing government , they might win seats in a Liberal Democrats kind of way but that's about it .

Here's the thing which kind of emphasises my point , the Lib Dems have stated if elected to government they will rejoin the EU Single market , that's 16 million votes from the 2016 referendum plus those who've since changed their mind and younger people now eligible to vote , that's a colossal amount of votes on one of the biggest political topics today , will they get elected ?

Well we both know they won't .

As they say you can't change the system .

Could be worse , at least we get a choice of two , in Russia you get one no matter how you vote .

[crashbang]

Does it make you laugh when politicians make a speech in a shirt and tie with their sleeves rolled up ?

[animallittle3]

Are the Tories about to have their Michael Foot moment ?

And you thought that was the longest suicide note in UK political history .

https://www.politics.co.uk/news/2024...rvative-party/

[Eternal Optimist]

Are the Tories about to have their Michael Foot moment ?

And you thought that was the longest suicide note in UK political history .

https://www.politics.co.uk/news/2024...rvative-party/

Potential hung parliament right there.

[great_fire]

Reform won't get enough seats to take over the Tory Party, their vote is too spread out.

[Eternal Optimist]

According to those claiming to be in the know, Reform should start winning seats once they pass 20% in the polls/election.

The current trajectory is obviously upwards, but will it continue? They may have peaked already.

[howdydoo]

Reform won't get enough seats to take over the Tory Party, their vote is too spread out.

Reform will do enough damage this election to bring in a high number of defections from the Tories. Or a deal will be done with and the Tories and they will merge and shift right.