Ne'er get thee stitched til Booris be ditched: UK General Election 2019

and this pearl... pic.twitter.com/WUkRN5dJSx

— Salty McFace (@SaltyMcFace) November 27, 2019

yup that was it

Got my postal ballot in. Under the lib dem candidate: "Scottish Liberal Democrats - To Stop Brexit" lol

she couldn't stop a bus.

Contra to the idea that the youth don't vote. It's clear from this that they do but they'll have to deliver maybe a dozen Canterbury type results.

Interestingly, buried away in the academic literature accompanying the #YouGov MRP poll is a turnout assumption of *no youthquake* - based on a 2018 study suggesting that the 2017 youth turnout rise was a myth.https://t.co/6zn9WN9liK pic.twitter.com/i2km5YvWdM

— Alex Deam (@someotheralex) November 27, 2019

burlsonaro seems to have genuinely fkd it w this johnson neil thing. hope he gets his jotters

Went to bed just before the MRP got called. Am going back to bed now.

ignore it

burlsonaro normally out serenely QTing low follow-count randos. none of that now. lovely stuff

One of the reasons that Johnson's swerving of the Neil interview matters is because no one has really put his Brexit policy under any sustained scrutiny so far this campaign. Labour has its own reasons to want to focus on other things but it does enable Boris to continue flogging the Get Brexit Done line and it's preventing Labour from dividing the Leave vote as effectively as it might.

The Midlands were always going to be a major faultline in this election and it's one of the areas where fear/distrust/hatred of Corbyn is higher but there has to be a sustained campaigning focus on marginals there and in other Labour Leave areas over the next two weeks. If the Tories do win dozens of seats in those areas then they are likely to become tight marginals, so those seats can still be retained for Labour if there are no more unforced errors and fuck-ups.

On of the big questions is whether Brexit and Corbynfear really are overriding priorities for enough voters or whether that's mainly just media noise. Labour does need to campaign on more than just the NHS though, they need to campaign on how they will create jobs.

BBC reporting that labour are changing their strategy to appeal more to leave voters in order to close the gap

Hmmm wonder how that will manifest itself

Gardiner denied any such change fwiw, not clear what the bbc sources are for this

More Grace Blakeley and less Owen Jones wouldn't hurt

Forget that. The likes of Starmer are done.

Don't really see that Labour's position could shift much now anyway, the policy is intended to bring both sides together and is never gonna reach the extremist positions

lots of vaguely sensible stuff in the BBC analysis but I do question it’s veracity. agree w MDC that they should be going big on the economic offer also

feel a lot more sanguine about the MRP than I did the opinium 19ptr.

Yeah tbh I just looked at how the guardian are reporting it & it’s quite different from what the beeb seemed to be suggesting

Exactly. But the very pro-remainer ppl will be heard from a lot less xps

this changing the strategy line for brexiters does sound like nonsense, can't see any gains from Milne feeding lines like this to the media either. Suddenly Farage appreciation society from Dudley aren't going to coo "aw isn't that nice they want our votes".

Christ, you need both and properly localised messaging.

Not convinced a London media economics think tank type like Grace Blakely is much of an answer to this issue really.

Farage has been very quiet this campaign...

Don't think the Andrew Neil thing matters because Get Brexit Done is more like a feeling than a policy. In one there is no scrutiny that can be applied to it.

Farage has been very quiet this campaign...

― Matt DC, Thursday, 28 November 2019 bookmarkflaglink

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burlsonaro

Who is this?

rob burley, head of BBC politics

Farage is sulking or embarrassed. No matter how much he might wanna get back at Johnson I can't see him trying to interfere with a Tory victory

He knows when he's beaten.

You only need to peel off a relatively small number of would-be Tory voters to make a difference though. There are lots of constituencies on a knife-edge.

pic.twitter.com/9oAu6YnCBK

— joe (@cillanoir) September 19, 2019

Not hearing very much about the Tories offering BXPers jobs and knighthoods etc anymore.

Not convinced a London media economics think tank type like Grace Blakely is much of an answer to this issue really.

anyone that can channel a bit of FDR will do

Just break Skinnock's legs then

Seriously: no xp

Here we go: Dominic Cummings: "supported by the likes of Goldman Sachs writing the cheques like they did in 2016, to ensure Remain win."
"the likes of Goldman Sachs'....???? Whatever can he mean????https://t.co/8QHLR5EsN5 via @wordpressdotcom

— Michael Rosen (@MichaelRosenYes) November 28, 2019

anyone that can channel a bit of FDR will do

I also know how angry he was that the government did not immediately put more money into the NHS, as should have happened and as we in Vote Leave campaigned for.

god this "making shit up" thing is so easy

This Friday night, Laura Kuenssberg will be interviewing Boris Johnson as part of our Leaders Interview series. This will conclude our Leaders interview series ahead of the General Election on December 12th.

BBC2
29/11/2019
11PM pic.twitter.com/jiIkcKQQi8

— HD (@HDLives) November 27, 2019

Unbelievable. Possibly illegal. Certainly a grotesque act of bad faith by ANY broadcaster but potentially fatal for a state broadcaster. #BoycottBBC #GeneralElection2019

— George Galloway (@georgegalloway) November 27, 2019

That's legitimately insane

Aw bless 'im xp

It's a parody account Fred

it was a convincing parody tho - he rebranded the full account and managed to chance the account to @BBCPolitics presumably using the barcode in place of an l. almost got me but checked the follower count first

change*

Wtf. I thought they'd been removed by Twitter? Dang it.

It was totally convincing, and I'm not gonna pretend it didn't enrage me for two seconds.

You’re doing Lord John’s job for him and not a word of thanks comes back?

— Stephen Mogridge (@MogridgeSteve) November 28, 2019

good point here, where is Lord Mann - the recently lorded antisemitism tsar when you have the likes of Cummings using "the likes of" as an antisemitic dog whistle.

Any chance of not posting shitty pointless parody tweets? We're perfectly capable of being worthless and unfunny ourselves without recourse to outside help.

#BeKindOnline

i think the point was that galloway got duped by it xp

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what about complete duntyheads who fall between: is this a parody account?/they have long since crossed into self-parody.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-devon-50577118

Nancy Astor: Theresa May to unveil statue for pioneering female MP totally overrated anti-Semite with a puritan streak.