Why have a by-election less than 6 weeks from a genera one?

It's a council one

But it shows how the Midlands might go

Interesting

1st to last. oof

Lib Dem vote split 👀

repeat in a general election about 50 times and they have their majority

Which is why I'm saying they'll get it tbh

If they maintain this poll lead I think the 400+ is unlikely but 370-380 seems reasonable

They can get away with 340

I'm more concerned about long term

After all, Tories do suck crusty ball sacks

Yeah about 350 and he'll be able to do whatever he wants

First thing that needs to go through after it returns is the revocation of FTPA

God I hate the Tories.

Wayang

Not fond of the TOries either, they claim a whole bunch of things, as a party, that they don't adhere to in practice

There is oof

Just like Labour and Limp Dems

No way

Tmepkye

Pants down and bend over, PeP

Can I teach you about hierarchy and structure in society and how it's necessary? @PureEvilPie

ya bag

PEP do I need to drunktank you

Excellent.

Wait

I’m. It

https://twitter.com/britainelects/status/1190048241703964672

Yeah Labour lost a loooot of votes

that's what i meant to post

Also I love scooping everyone in here

so who was the independant candidate there?

tha'ts quite a magnificant collapse of the labour vote and it fills my heart with warmth

hopefully the GE is similar

So, hierarchy provides structure, stability and order to peoples lives. It does this by giving them purpose, this purpose is useful to society, it progresses us forward. People can see the benefit of their work when in a hierarchy, A aids B which aids C which achieves D. From that, they gain a sense of worth which leads to a sense of belonging and community. This then leads to positivity which reinforces the society and makes people more productive. @PureEvilPie

Understand?

Lets have a 2nd ref on boxing day

3rd ref on 12th night

Or a first referendum... On English independence from the union

I will campaign for remain