Why do you think that? why do you think the electorate will ignore the great wisdom of people like you?

We have now sunk to a depth at which the restatement of the obvious is the first duty of intelligent men. [Orwell]

But it is up to the politicians to give us something to vote for.

voting for least worse option is hardly motivating.

So 42% will? That is a lot.

I believe that it will be good for democracy in the long term if Labour are destroyed this time.

Hopefully, far left ideology will be put to bed for another generation and we can have an opposition that is not run by an agitator but a statesman.

Ian Dale was on Newsnight last night along with Paul Mason and a woman I'm unsure of (who she is, not would you, hol'ers).

Dale thought there'd be a majority of something halfway to a hundred. Can't remember where exactly but when he went through every constituency he had it more like 120. He didn't see that happening but gave an example of how inaccurate the polling favouring a labour shock was. Canterbury university would need 100% turnout.

Paul Mason had heart saying a hung parliament but head saying a 20 seat Tory majority but Corbyn fighting a very strong campaign.

I think Corbyn is going to be around for a while and Blairites can do nothing about it. Chukka uMoana is probably glad in secret. More years hiding away.

Incidentally, where has the Chancellor John Hammond been?

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A Tory landslide is good for what exactly?
A strong position in Brexit negotiations? May can deliver the jobs she has promised, all on minimum wage with a zero hour contract!

Skiing, Vegas and the far flung holiday industry.

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