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It will be Lab minority with SNP informal support.
Tories have spent their gains from BXP and other leavers, Antisemitism smearing is at fever pitch (and looking to be unsustainable), Labour policies are incredibly popular across the board, new clarity on Corbyns position, Corbyn is performing well (when not on Andrew Neil's show), Johnson looking to avoid an Andrew Neil interview, Labour doing a good job at exposing Tory's troubled relationship with the truth or common moral decency ... etc.
Interesting, when you compare this against the tweet linked above.
Also interesting. Tory held marginals tend to be slightly more precarious than Labour held ones.
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villa-ru
I know this thread and the political whirlwind is fast-moving, but I think @villa-ru has called it perfectly.
Whilst I agree with Labour’s balanced approach to Brexit, and think his principled position is admirable, I think both are not the way politics are being played out and voters are being won in today’s climate. Labour are being visibly ripped apart, and the question is whether Boris will have a minority or majority government after the 12th (I fear the second).