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Tonight we will know how big a majority Keir will get in the new parliament. It is important because it will determine how much power he actually has.   Who is in second place is almost irrelevant, the role of the opposition had been greatly diminished with the radicalisation of parliament.  

The saddest and funniest moment of the election was the "arrival" of the great savior Boris "I'm the king"  Johson.  How this clown is still listened to by anyone is shocking, as expected better from the Tories.   The reality is that Boris knowingly lied about the impact of Brexit.   He lied about COVID.  However, he does give a good speech!   But so did Hitler.  Not that I am comparing Boris to Adolf.  Boris lies more!

Today, I voted Labour for the first time in my life.  I am not proud of this, also the conservative candidate in my constituency is almost certain to win.  The Tories need to go the corner and rethink their actions.  They (not us) need to re-think who they are and how they see the country and they need a whole lot of new leaders.  Completely wash away the bad taste of Boris and Liz!  

As for Sunak, he proves that brilliant men (or women) do not always make brilliant politicians or tacticians.   Sunak was neither he probably chose his advisors poorly and suffered the consequences.   Although in these elections he has been wrong footed at almost every key juncture.    


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