| ▲ | bluescrn 2 hours ago | ||||||||||||||||
Yelling 'racist' at Farage for over a decade hasn't got rid of him. Maybe 4 more years of doing the same thing will do the job? Can't see the Tories bouncing back in a few mere years. Labour are heading rapidly into the same unelectable territory. Which leaves us with Reform vs a Green-LibDem coalition? But the Greens have chosen to embrace their own form of populist lunacy. And some will never forgive the Lib Dems for their last coalition. | |||||||||||||||||
| ▲ | ben_w an hour ago | parent [-] | ||||||||||||||||
> But the Greens have chosen to embrace their own form of populist lunacy. Well, populist lunacy is how Reform got so popular, so I can see why it would be tempting for the Green party. Main thing that's weird right now with the UK is that because it's first-past-the-post and the current polling is Reform:~29%, Lib/Lab/Con/Green:~16%, I would not be surprised by any of these parties forming a minority government nor any one of them getting a massive parliamentary majority. That said I will find it very very funny if the Conservative party ends up last from that list. | |||||||||||||||||
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