Reply to: Shock poll predicts Tory losses

[AtW]

Just throwing a complete curveball into the mix here but has anyone considered that this "Corbyn Bounce" is, in fact, a complex Psy-OP engineered to scupper Brexit with the collusion of the Tories because they don't actually want Brexit?

Korbyn is totally colluding with Tory Scum in getting them elected - he counts on that they will fook things up pretty nicely so that he in turn can be electable in 5 years time, the Unions will make sure he stays in his post of the Great Leader until then.

[AtW]

Iain Duncan Smith - hated by Tory MPs and the Tory party so didn't even stand for the GE

Tory MPs always full of hatred, they follow the path of the Dark Side...

[Pip in a Poke]

Just throwing a complete curveball into the mix here but has anyone considered that this "Corbyn Bounce" is, in fact, a complex Psy-OP engineered to scupper Brexit with the collusion of the Tories because they don't actually want Brexit?

[northernladyuk]

Neil Kinnock - lost election to John Major when he was predicted to win it

William Hague - lost election to Tony Blair though he had no chance of winning.

Iain Duncan Smith - hated by Tory MPs and the Tory party so didn't even stand for the GE

I'm not sure Kinnock and Hague were that bad really. Kinnock had a job and a half to start the 'modernisation' of the Labour Party and Hague was up a near-unbeatable Blair.

IDS, yes. I can't even remember what Michael Howard was like - so presumably awful.

[SueEllen]

Neil Kinnock - lost election to John Major when he was predicted to win it

William Hague - lost election to Tony Blair though he had no chance of winning.

Iain Duncan Smith - hated by Tory MPs and the Tory party so didn't even stand for the GE

[Hobosapien]

Get a Trump Toupee and you'll be alright.

[AtW]

The British electorate doesn't like bald men.

[sasguru]

Each poll has a unique context that makes the result inaccurate.

But if this is true of all polls, wouldn't they all be equally wrong by the same degree, on average?

So, one could draw a useful trend but not an accurate snapshot consensus.

And that, my friend, is why I have a GCSE in Maffs.

Feck me you're genuinely thick.

[jamesbrown]

Each poll has a unique context that makes the result inaccurate.

But if this is true of all polls, wouldn't they all be equally wrong by the same degree, on average?

So, one could draw a useful trend but not an accurate snapshot consensus.

And that, my friend, is why I have a GCSE in Maffs.

No. HTH.

[saptastic]

Complacency from Tories

Calling an election for their own party political purposes
Keep going on about 'coalition of chaos' soundbite which means nothing - playing on fear rather than aspiration
(take note from Trump who at least campaigned 'positively' to try and appeal to the masses i.e. Make America Great)
Most uninspiring manifesto ever
Leader of the country not willing to even undertake a TV debate

Just like the remain campaign that was all about don't let the other side win

So uninspiring.

[northernladyuk]

Greece with knobs in.

FTFY

[BlasterBates]

Move on, nothing to see here.
Tories will win a comfortable majority, after which they will cock up Brexit leading to a Jezza win in the next election.
Brexit + Socialism = the end of the UK. Literally.

Greece with knobs on.

[sasguru]

Move on, nothing to see here.
Tories will win a comfortable majority, after which they will cock up Brexit leading to a Jezza win in the next election.
Brexit + Socialism = the end of the UK. Literally.

[Pip in a Poke]

Social media. That's the big difference these days and once you see a groundswell of support for something it's hard to stop it from snowballing. That said, the older, less social media aware generation is much more inclined to vote so the effect is somewhat countered.

[Fronttoback]

but what does it all mean for kebuber?

"who needs abs when you can have kebabs"