AndyRM
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YouGov or another of your unnamed sources (the Telegraph going off the typeface), which could be more reliable, I wonder?
Cruella Braverman...
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YouGov or another of your unnamed sources (the Telegraph going off the typeface), which could be more reliable, I wonder?
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deptfordmarmoset
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In all likelihood using the sort of incredibly representative voting system which results in, oh, I dunno - a party with 42% of the popular vote ending up with an 80-seat majority.
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Mandates are soooo overated these days... much like Mandate the aftershave back in the 70s, splashed it on and never once got asked-out by a bloke....
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deptfordmarmoset
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I think Braverman's ''resignation'' letter trailed the court's thinking but at least it was an unanimous decision. They're going to have to withdraw from the Supreme Court's jurisdiction....
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Maybe a nice break...what's Rwanda like this time of year.
View: https://twitter.com/PippaCrerar/status/1724732992319357143?t=qVlRmuY1z6A_vgYnW3gxWQ&s=19
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I've been looking in here for your "silent majority", Andy.
Can you help me out and tell me where it is
icowden
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I think it was reading whichever rag he was quoting from.
newfhouse
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I've been looking in here for your "silent majority", Andy.
Can you help me out and tell me where it is
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That tells me that there are two sorts of ex Cons, and many of them are more right wing than even the current Tories. It’s ugly.
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There's alwYs been a right/centre schism in the Tories. They need to split, because history leeps repearing itself - the hard right faction always leads to Tory downfall.
icowden
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Again, that's a highly selective Poll. The sample size was 1581 people. Overall, 10% opted for Con, 27% Labour, 5% Lib Dem, 4% Green, 6% Reform, 2% SNP and 44% would either not vote or would not tell the polling company their preference.I've been looking in here for your "silent majority", Andy.
Can you help me out and tell me where it is
They then dumped that 44% to get the stats in that tweet. Which means we are looking at the voting intentions of 695 people. The stand out groups supporting the Tories are those who voted Conservative previously who would still vote conservative and those who voted leave. There is also likely to be a significant margin of error in that the poll was conducted online only, and some of the staunchest Tory voters tend to be very elderly.
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