Originally posted by jamesbrown
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Now it's clear that Labour won't have many back for a very long time, if ever and Korbyn is a lot easier for SNP to make deal with than Bliarites/Brownites.
The up front deal with SNP will certainly happen, and why not - Scotland votes to stay in UK, so MPs from England and Wales should engage constructively with them, especially if it means kicking out Tories for next few decades (hopefully forever).
Boundary changes won't make much difference, I reckon Tories will lose 40-50 seats, which would put them down to 290-280, it's entirely possible that LibDems would get some seats back from disillusioned with Tories voters - there will be plenty of those, I even comfortably predict that Waldorf will be cheerleading for Korbyn ...
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