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Also you had a fired up reform vote and a suppressed Labour vote. No one is pissing about with greens and Islamist bigots if there’s a narrative around the far right getting in.

Women don’t have cocks so you have to go to the office. This really isn’t hard Dave. Actually there’s some sense here. Can’t have patriarchal gender roles if the man stays at home.

Tories won on 36% of the vote in 2010 and 2015 but I don’t remember this hand wringing about the democratic process.

Because they got more votes in more seats.

It’s more those that had those things because they lived in a country that until recently had ran half the planet, shouldn’t be whining about the next generations finding ways to live better that don’t rely on having an economy bigger than China.

Farage would destroy the Tories like he has every other party with his ego. I genuinely don’t think he’d want to be anything but top dog. And half the PCP would leave the second he joined making Lib Dem’s official opposition. If reform had 10+ seats and the Tories were third it might have...

A period of silence from the large percentage of the population that benefitted from mass employment, decent pensions, free education and low house prices would be most welcome.

We are democratic. Just because a bunch of fringe parties with 20% of the vote want a national voice doesn’t mean we have to give them one.

Some really interesting cabinet appointments This will probably trigger a couple on here:

Getting lots of votes means nothing if they’re in safe seats. Corbyn ran the sort of campaign Reform or the Greens would run and got the same results. If he wanted to win he’d have had to try and appeal to people outside young urban voters and he flat out refuses to do that on principle.

The govt gets an opinion on how hard you’re working when the government pays your paycheque and not before.

I think the point is to who’s benefit you are paying them.

What has this got to do with politics? Do you want people forced in the office by law? Always been weird to me how much politicians chime in on stuff that’s nothing to do with them.

I’ve got no issues with numbers in theory, but what I don’t like is ghettoisation that comes from large numbers from one community coming in in a short period of time. I think if you move here you should be British and I think like when you go to uni and they say don’t go home for a term so you...

Partly no one wanted to come here cos the economy was shit and Brits were leaving to find work and partly because birth rates have dropped and boomers have entered retirement so instead of having the largest segment of our population working, now they’re in need of care.

It’s down to Ukraine and Hong Kong though. And you never hear them mentioned. Coeverly and Dorries were at least honest enough to admit last night the targets they set were a nonsense that could never be met. until someone can verbalise exactly who it is we want to stop coming in we will get...

Still think they’re basically safe to ignore TBH. The benefit of FPTP is exactly times like now when the fringes are on the rise. Even if every Tory vote went Reform or visa versa they wouldn’t have won a majority today. If things can get even slightly better concerns will drop off among all but...

They’re about Gaza and preserving England exactly as it is even if that means no clean power, and about not liking Labour. It’s hardly a coherent political platform TBF.

“Winning elections is Tory” really isn’t the sick burn the left seem to think TBH.