Who's fault is that? If Labour hadn't presented such a god-awful choice they'd have strolled into No.10. Instead they disappeared up their collective backsides and made the voters decision for them.
For anyone on that team a little self-reflection will go a long way in the coming months. The alternative is dissolving the electorate and getting a new one.
None needed, I'm quite well oiled and slowing down now... If your objection is to Goodwin I highly recommend his book "National Populism: The revolt against Liberal Democracy". Rammed with insights.
Tories have taken Workington comfortably.
John Tasioulas, Matt Goodwin, Tim Haughton, Eric Kaufmann, Philip Blond , Bruno Macaes, David Blagden, Tim Bale, Anand Menon, loads. I'll have a dig through my twitter follows tomorrow if you like.
I follow a lot of political scientists, they've said it consistently for two years based on the data they've gathered. Most people are okay with state intervention in some areas, a strengthened social safety net and better redistribution. Corbyn isn't that, he's as far left economically and socially as anything else we've ever had in this country. Johnson isn't the hard right bogey man the left have tried to paint him as. We need to thin out the election propaganda and get some perspective on where the parties really stand, imo.
You think people who voted for Brexit hate their own kids? Seriously? Dude, I hope you can rethink your general take on the 'opposition' once things calm down.
Wow. can I get some salt with my Twitter feed?
Corbynistas doubling down and blaming the few remaining Labour centrists, not their spectacularly useless messiah.
Why, Labour lost?
The £ looks like it’s been launched from Cape Canaveral. Investor fear of Brexit..? It’s almost like we’ve been spoon-fed cobblers for 3 yrs.
They kicked out the people who worked in government to stymie Brexit, then voted from the back benches to hand the order paper to people trying to do the same.