Chomper Higgot

Those warm sunlit uplands are forever just over the horizon.

I thought BREXIT was done and dusted?

The rules are as per link below, but I believe the NRA offer a service to wash overseas contributions into political campaigns. https://www.electoralcommission.org.uk/political-party-donations-and-loans-great-britain/who-can-you-accept-donations-and-loans

The appeal will still be running after the election. July 11 is sentencing.

Well it doesn’t. And no felons either.

It was you who introduced the ‘poll on a second referendum’ Which is once removed from the original point made by RuamRudy: upon which the data is clear and consistent: https://www.semafor.com/article/06/03/2024/mrna-vaccine-skin-cancer-melanoma-clinical-trial-results

It’s a pejorative opinion. Take that up with Tug.

Yep, numbers with no basis attached. Easy promises made in the full knowledge Reform will never have to deliver any of it.

It’s nevertheless out of date. As explained above, putting a second referendum on the ballot would be a meaningless gesture and a distraction from rafts of Tory made crisis issues that need urgent attention. The EU will not consider the UK rejoining until the Tories also agree to a referendum. The public are getting there, refer polls, the political parties will catch up.

Now that vaccines are being trialed with success for treating cancers you might want to reconsider before saying never. That said these therapies have a high reliance upon medical science, so might still want to avoid the treatment should the need ever arise: https://www.cancer.gov/about-cancer/treatment/types/immunotherapy/cancer-treatment-vaccines

And children who lost their father?

With the vaccines

Erm..

And 2023 has been and gone. Do the right thing Jonny, admit you blundered.

This might very well have some unintended consequences. Relatively large numbers of the electorate voting for Reform but being denied Reform MP’s in Parliament. It would provide a very good opportunity to enlist this portion of the electorate into the real ‘electoral reform’, to place ‘First Past the Post’ with ‘Proportional Representation’. Proportional Representation is a very big threat to the Tory Party.

I read it. It’s full of easy promises of simple solutions to complex problems and has zero detail on how any of their easy promises would be achieved. Which is fine because Reform will not become the Government and will never have to deliver any of it.

The polling evidence you provided is only 26% supported having a referendum before the end of 2023 ( which was last year) but have 46 % support a second referendum within the next ten years (now 9 years). .

Or acute and refined but passed over your head.

I think psychological projection explains your post perfectly. Pure accusation confession.

That’s a great example of cherry picking Jonny.

Sounds terrible. Almost on a par with a close friend dying of COVID and his two young kids left fatherless, a preventable tragedy.

Which is precisely what Labour will do.

Got any polls to back those claims up ?

There is zero point putting rejoining the EU in a Labour Manifesto. The EU will not negotiate until both major political parties agree to rejoin. The parties are lagging public opinion, they will eventually catch up.

Good luck with that protest vote. Maybe the Tories can promise to ‘get something done’ or off a ‘Leveling Up’ bung. Or perhaps the electorate have been suckered once too many times. The idea that rightwing voters fed up with the Tories drifting left (I itself a fallacy) voting Labour is perhaps one of the most whacked out political analyses I’ve come across. Is there even a reputable analyst saying Reform are a threat to Labour?