What the actual fuck is happening? >UKSSR is unironically

Labour promises free gibs and the Tories sit with their thumbs up their arses what would anybody expect.

>>127714947
media has to suggest the closer than the case might be, or they won't sell additional newspapers or advertising

This always happens a few days before an election.
Ignore it.

>>127714947
Latest data is suggesting that many of the votes Labour are gaining are already in Labour safe-seats. Which is not going to help them that much come election day.

>>127714947

Tories are fucking themselves over because they don't actually have any good policies for the UK outside of "WE DO THE BREXIT LOL"

It's still probably not gonna be enough to lead to a Labour opposition/prevent a Tory majority though

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>yfw Corbyn wins the popular vote but loses

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>>127714947

what the fuck is the deal with ukip, dear bongs? Are they to the cons what the afd is to the cdu? wouldn´t people who want to leave the EU (apparently 52 %) vote for them, or is the problem, that they are a one-issue party?

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>>127714947
>tfw you're stuck in a two party system and both parties are equally shit

>>127716101
Nigel Farage was UKIP, and all he really cared about was the referendum. Many people viewed it as a single person, single issue party. Now the referendum has been done and Nigel is gone.

>>127714947
THE PEOPLE LOVE CORBYNS MANIFSTO

VOTE CORBYN

VOTE LABOR

VOTE PROGRESS

>>127716256
aka every democracy everywhere

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>>127714947
>2017
>still believing polls

That's quite the shift from the narrative I was hearing a few weeks ago from labor taking a real beating.

>>127716964
BECAUSE THE DONT REALISE THEY HAVE TO PAY FOR IT.