UK General Election 2024 - July 4th (1 Viewer)

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Snap YouGov Poll: Starmer 64% Sunak 36%

Surprised Sunak got that much to be honest.
 
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Sadly the oldest picture of Sunak Pharmacy on google maps is 2006, which would have made him 26. And it's probably an independent flat above.

But still, funny.
 
Also, one for the thought-provoking picture of Rishi Sunak thread on July 5th

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The Labour manifesto is so light on environmental policy. It's all very VAGUE. Hopefully they have some ACTUAL PLANS in other areas. If you're going to form a government it's good to actually establish a mandate to do things.

Very heavy on pictures of SIR KEIR though.
 
I forget, I'm still a paid member of the Green Party. I thought I'd left but the money came out.

I didn't vote Green. OOPS.
 
The Green manifesto is also QUITE LIGHT on environmental policy, which is wild. You have ONE JOB.

Nothing in there about hypnosis-induced funbags either :(
 
This does seem like the perfect moment for the Greens to strike, why are they seemingly NOT TRYING? Are they pummelling all their budget into Bristol?
 
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This is does seem like the perfect moment for the Greens to strike, why are they seemingly NOT TRYING? Are they pummelling all their budget into Bristol?
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Yep, they’re all in on Bristol. To the extent they are neglecting Brighton, which might end up much tighter than expected.
 
GNL said:
The Labour manifesto is so light on environmental policy. It's all very VAGUE. Hopefully they have some ACTUAL PLANS in other areas. If you're going to form a government it's good to actually establish a mandate to do things.

Very heavy on pictures of SIR KEIR though.
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Vague on a lot of things, to be honest. This non-committal bollocks is pissing me right off
 
The Greens used to have a really progressive and well-thought-out drug/cannabis policy too, it was the best of the bunch in the last manifestos, and while they're still advocating for drug reform, its all a bit broad compared to what they've pledged in the past. I wonder if the surprise(ish) nature of the election means there was less time to flesh these things out?
 
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