#1374

Swanson’s gonna come out and say she plays with inverted y-axis, that’s why the polls are all the wrong way round

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#1375

Jo Scagden.

#1376

"It’s not about whether the axis goes up or down, but about open and closed.

“Stop being closed-minded about our charts.”

#1377

Too far

#1378

Norwich and the Isle of Wight are their other great white hopes right?

#1379

I see this has been covered.

#1380

Also, there’s a GREAT exchange in the comments under an earlier post involving the guy from YouGov

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#1381

“he’s 28 until he’s 29”

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#1382

these exchanges always leave me wondering why am I reading what random idiots have to say about anything. twitter’s fucking terrible isn’t it.

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#1383

To be honest, I’m quite impressed the Lib Dems can even get on this Flavible website thing - every time I try it’s down.

#1384

that is not correct.

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#1385

Looking forward to getting some material through the letter box from Jen Swindon’s Liberal Democrats telling me that, having upped their share of the vote from 2.9% in 2015 to 3.5% in 2017, this constituency is theirs to lose.

#1386
  • I followed the series of twitter things in this post and understood
  • I have no fucking idea
  • tl:dr why even bother attempting

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#1387

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#1388

i clicked into one and followed the thread on there. harder to follow when they’re all laid out on here one after the other

#1389

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I can already explain why some of these are bollocks (obvious one being that income tax for high earners went up under labour, down under the coalition)

But feel free to tear more of them apart to help me win an argument on facebook

#1390

just post this

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#1391

Can’t be bothered to find out if I’m talking rubbish but wasn’t that employee ownership things just a part of privatising the post office. So sell it off and give a couple of shares to workers but then it never worked out happening properly anyway or something. Can’t remember.

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#1392

They redefined affordable homes to achieve that figure.

IFS figures and the OBR’s figures show that in every budget the lowest decile lost more net income than any other and other than the top 10%, the change in redistributive effect was entirely regressive.

The pupil premium wasn’t enough to mitigate the effect of cuts to education budgets.

The Green Investment Bank was Labour policy announced in the March 2010 budget by Allistair Darling.

The triple lock is regressive policy designed to buy off pensioners, ensuring that over the last decade wealth has continued to pool disproportionately with the boomer generation by increasing pensions by more than wage rises over the period.

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#1393

The post office is still government owned. It was split from Royal Mail before that was privatised.

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