Second by-election in a row to go against the government - 1 in a supposedly safe Conservative seat, the other a once safe Labour seat that was seen as likely to turn. Interesting to note Galloway taking a substantial share of the vote…
Second by-election in a row to go against the government - 1 in a supposedly safe Conservative seat, the other a once safe Labour seat that was seen as likely to turn. Interesting to note Galloway taking a substantial share of the vote…
Bit of a selective view this.......if you look at the last three By-elections they took one from a labour stronghold (Hartlepool), lost one to the Lib dems and failed to take advantage in the most recent one. Now I'm no fan of the Bojo gang but even I can see they're actually now no worse off over the last three than when they won the election.......
Second by-election in a row to go against the government - 1 in a supposedly safe Conservative seat, the other a once safe Labour seat that was seen as likely to turn. Interesting to note Galloway taking a substantial share of the vote…
Bit of a selective view this.......if you look at the last three By-elections they took one from a labour stronghold (Hartlepool), lost one to the Lib dems and failed to take advantage in the most recent one. Now I'm no fan of the Bojo gang but even I can see they're actually now no worse off over the last three than when they won the election.......
What’s selective about it? It was a comment on the two most recent by-elections, not a partisan spin on the overall state of British politics (which is absolutely atrocious on all sides IMO). Let’s break it down, see if any of it is untrue or even partially false…
1) It’s the second consecutive by-election
to fo against the government.
2) Those by-elections took place in a supposedly safe Conservative seat and a seat the government expected to gain.
3) George Galloway too a substantial portion of the vote.
All seems accurate to me.
Second by-election in a row to go against the government - 1 in a supposedly safe Conservative seat, the other a once safe Labour seat that was seen as likely to turn. Interesting to note Galloway taking a substantial share of the vote…
Bit of a selective view this.......if you look at the last three By-elections they took one from a labour stronghold (Hartlepool), lost one to the Lib dems and failed to take advantage in the most recent one. Now I'm no fan of the Bojo gang but even I can see they're actually now no worse off over the last three than when they won the election.......
What’s selective about it? It was a comment on the two most recent by-elections, not a partisan spin on the overall state of British politics (which is absolutely atrocious on all sides IMO). Let’s break it down, see if any of it is untrue or even partially false…
1) It’s the second consecutive by-election
to fo against the government.
2) Those by-elections took place in a supposedly safe Conservative seat and a seat the government expected to gain.
3) George Galloway too a substantial portion of the vote.
All seems accurate to me.
It's selective because you clearly, purposely ignored the Hartlepool result where the Tories took a seat from Labour(with a massive swing), you instead chose to highlight the two results where the tories lost a seat to the Lib Dems and a seat where it was suggested they might also take control from Labour but failed ( by a very narrow margin, if Galloway hadn't been standing they might well have won, who knows?). Like I said, I'm no fan of the tories but you were selective to have a dig when the reality is actually rather different.
Labour have lost the working class
Michael Grove and Sarah Vine announce their imminent divorce. Apparently she has been off with a builder from before Xmas while it has been rumoured that he is stepping out with a male parliamentary researcher.
Michael Grove and Sarah Vine announce their imminent divorce. Apparently she has been off with a builder from before Xmas while it has been rumoured that he is stepping out with a male parliamentary researcher.
He could be following Hancock to the backbenches by the end of the weekend…
Apparently Gove has had an affair with a man, not that the sex makes any difference but it was supposedly started during lockdown when social distancing was in place.
If it’s true, he has to go also.