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BlasterBates replied

12 May 2019, 10:33
This is the split in the Tory party that was a long time coming. Anne Widdecombe is now in the Brexit party.

The Tories will be out for a generation.

It is a good opportunity to redistribute wealth in the UK, Labour will have plenty of space.
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AtW started a topic Electoral DOOM

12 May 2019, 10:30
Electoral DOOM

“The Brexit Party has overtaken the Conservatives in national polling for the first time, with Nigel Farage predicted to win 49 seats in a general election, a bombshell poll reveals.

A ComRes survey found that if a general election campaign led by Theresa May took place now, it would put the Tories on course for their worst result in history – apparently confirming the fears of Conservative MPs and activists in uproar over the Prime Minister’s handling of Brexit.

Labour would become the largest party by a margin of 137 seats, allowing Jeremy Corbyn to lead a minority government as the Tories fell to third place in terms of vote share.

Brandon Lewis, the party chairman, Penny Mordaunt, the Defence...
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Brexit Party beats Tories in general election poll and would win 49 seats in Commons
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