Is Labour's poll lead a genuine sign of reelection?.

[BiggEggo]

Fact is that you could put one of Borat Johnsons distractional dead cats up to win against his red wall MP's.

Even the most easily conned members of the electorate have eventually got it.

On current performance even the Tory's recognise they have Rishi , and nobody else has an ounce of credibility in the eyes of the electorate.

They are doomed. Not even their imaginary new hospitals can save their bent snouts.

Happy New Year Boris. Now pack your bags and do one.

NB: Tories will hang on to him for a bit longer in case they need a sacrificial lamb to carry the can for their Christmas Covid Party Season. After that he's toast.

 

[Ziggy]

Personally, in the present climate, I wouldn’t believe any polls. Especially anything with the Daily Mail’s name attached to it. They’re turning on Johnson…just more guff in the continuing Tory Psychodrama.

 

[Capybara]

I've said before that I've completely lost faith in the English electorate. The last election just about did it and then it was sealed in Hartlepool with those people who said that they were voting Conservative because we never had food banks under Labour. And I'm not sure I can get too enthusiastic about a Labour party which seems to be heading in the direction of being like the Tories only a bit nicer. They will get my vote because of the voting system and my MP's a good one, but not with huge enthusiasm as things currently stand.

 

[Ziggy]

I've said before that I've completely lost faith in the English electorate. The last election just about did it and then it was sealed in Hartlepool with those people who said that they were voting Conservative because we never had food banks under Labour. And I'm not sure I can get too enthusiastic about a Labour party which seems to be heading in the direction of being like the Tories only a bit nicer. They will get my vote because of the voting system and my MP's a good one, but not with huge enthusiasm as things currently stand.

That sums up something I was once told about politics and religion, by someone who knew quite a bit about both. A good code to live by is. “ De omnibus dubitandum. (Doubt everything.)”