Having read the article, this is unfortunately a pretty poor summary. Copying just the headings of the sections and subsections would have shown much more light.
Having read the article, this is unfortunately a pretty poor summary. Copying just the headings of the sections and subsections would have shown much more light.
I actually wrote my thesis on analysing the 2019 election results and extrapolating vote choices for other systems and seeing how that would affect the balance of power in the UK .
Geniune question, what happens if PM is allergic to cats.
Nigel Farrage’s party is almost certainly far right compared to the status quo.
its not about 13 seats. They got more than half the vote share the conservatives had. If the conservatives wanna win that voteshare back, they are gonna need to move even further right, which is worrying.
I’m not talking about SNP loosing seats but about reform winning seats.
And I’m talking about the prospects of the citizens of the united kingdom, not a political structure.
The center (slight left leaning) party won by a landslide because everyone was fed up with the right wing party who’d been in charge for 14 years.
The far-right party went from 0 to 13 seats in a single election (think the MAGA of england basically). Since the center-right party lost so bad, people are scared the far right party will have more influence on the right and ultimately lead to the center right party either merging with the far right party or being more radical to “meet them”.
One could make the parallels to when Macron won the election with a centrist coalition a couple years ago, but in the process heavily weakened the center right party, which ultimately lead to the rise of the far right.
Ignoring that though. The center-(left) government will be much better than the government we had before.
Reform 4th biggest party surpassing the SNP. Terrible news for the long term prospects of the country.
Although in the medium term, this labour majority will be a breath of fresh air.
It’s not Corbyn labour, it’s Starmer labour, which is Tories lite TM.
I think it’s sound. Ban really low quality news (daily mail), state sponsered propaganda outlets, and far right trash. The list is relatively short.
Disgusting. Still would vote labour over the tories, but as a disabled person who can’t work due to illness, I feel every major party just wants me to choose assisted suicide and “stop stealing hardworking people’s money”.
They just found some commonalities in DNA, doesn’t mean they found how to fix.
So I checked the top 3 websites and they all give wildly different net worth figures for assange, with none of them citing sources.
The best example I found of him being a rich person that is verifiable is this:
In 2010, Assange received a deal for his autobiography worth at least US$1.3 million.
Everyone’s sick and tired of hearing about Brexit. A big reason the conservatives won the last election is they campaigned on “Getting brexit done”.
Labour also hadn’t won for 14 years, so they played basically the safest campaign possible. Imagine if the GOP had had 4 presidents in a row, the democrats would have campaigned on a super centrist campaign, because thats the only way they can gain voters. Same here. Labour barely proposes any “big” changes, because they were very careful in order to not fuck it up again.