If Labour Fail To Win The Election.

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It was about 2 months in 2019. Labour should win but

I sense huge fear among the Labour party and their supporters. The spectre of Kinnochio celebrating "victory" in 1992 looms large. The polls are great yet they know that a world record swing is needed to overturn the Tory majority. The multiple by-election wins buoy the mood yet the undeniable knowledge that by-elections usually revert at the next GE injects a slug of fear. We are miles ahead how can we lose? Yet mini crises emerge like a cruel game of Whack a mole. Doubt creeps in, can we lose from here? Is that possible? Why in our 124 year existence have we been in power only 24 years? Is there something we are missing? How can the Tories have been in power for 70 of those years?

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youngmafbog

TTT, the biggest problem labour are have is that they are not winning its more the TINO's are loosing. Just look at the voter apathy in the last set, people didnt turn up so labour won through default.

That makes it a non certainty for them to win, altough personally I want them to win so the TINO liberalsw can eat dirt. Short term pain for long term gain.

gulliver1

Let me just remind TTT. Now that he has finished licking his wounds over the weekend . Labour had a Massive WIN in the local elections. Whilst the Cons had a Massive LOSS and were even pushed into THIRD Place by the Lib Dems. TTT is so Radicalised He thinks losing means winning. TTTTVI.

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I've not been anywhere me old china, all in your imagination.