Thread: Sir Keir’s Kerfuffle
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Old 11-10-2023, 21:49   #798
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Re: Sir Keir’s Kerfuffle
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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 View Post
Agreed.

I can't see Starmer having just the one term. The Conservatives will need several years to rebuild and find their mojo.
It took just one term of government to turn a hopeless situation into a 20% majority for Labour.

So it is perfectly possible that if the SNP vote collapsed, the Conservatives could regain control in just one Parliament.

Mind you, they need a decent leader to achieve that. Sunak isn’t it.

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Originally Posted by denphone View Post
The Conservatives need to move back to the centre as that is where the most votes are to be had.

Even that staunch Tory grandee Max Hastings has declared his support for Starmer now.
No, the other direction, but with a good leader.
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