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   @n_kennedy3015

   January 2, 2024 at 3:14 am

   Is there possibility of getting a new party, honestly I trust neither Labour or Tories? If the Brits have looked history the two parties have caused quite a recession now and a decade ago. Plus, I believe people to some degree have the same interest like affordability, better living standards, free education, anti-privatization of public services and better management of public funds. I don't think every one is extremely left or right, we just need a party that can better our living conditions. The problem is how do we go on about making one, because the two parties we have for years would be replacing each other doing and undoing each other's works while getting paid according to inflation and more incentives. While the average brits are moving from rent to rent with a false hope that the next election will make things better. When in actuality it won't unless the upper middle class starting looking beyond their monetary interest which in this case both parties are not really different from each other. This is just sad, it's almost like we are in need of a revolution. Truly France is an inspiration at this point.

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   @ZachBobBob

   January 2, 2024 at 3:14 am

   Who the fuck are these people? I literally cannot cope with another 6 years of this

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   @rogerbrimner6836

   January 2, 2024 at 3:14 am

   As long as the good people of the UK refer to theives as “conservatives”, nothing will change. Even Labour folks refer to the “conservatives”, it’s never the “Tories”…

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   @Ernest_Thesiger

   January 2, 2024 at 3:14 am

   Those who are sure Labour are going to win the next election(and by some distance) seem to be unaware of some very important facts.

   The main reason Brexit happened and Boris won so many seats at the last election is because millions of people up and down the country see immigration as the most-important political issue.

   Despite what's happened in the English Channel since 2010, come 2024, those said millions of people will still see the situation as being:

   Labour want as many immigrants over here as possible, so have no interest in sorting out problems in The Channel.
   The Tories aren't so keen on immigrants and will try their best to reduce the number of people coming over here.

   Other things that need pointing out is that Murdoch still has power and no PM gets in without his backing. He will, of course, back Rishi at the next election.

   The Tory-supporting Daily Mail's power can't be underestimated, given how big they've become in recent times.

   Now let's get to Keir Starmer:

   He certainly doesn't seem to be a popular charmer like Blair was.

   I can't see those who lean slightly to the right falling in love with him and those who lean slightly to the left or majorly to the left aren't all sure to vote for his party because there are many people of that persuasion who are desperate for us to re-join The EU ASAP and Starmer is fully committed to staying out of The EU!

   Don't get me wrong, I WANT Labour to win the next election but I think people are deluded if they think there's no possibilty of The Tories remaining in power after 2024.

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   @hohohohehehe6910

   January 2, 2024 at 3:14 am

   This doesn't reflect the polls at all

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6. 

   @fallngaming8404

   January 2, 2024 at 3:14 am

   our whole govermental foundations, are corrupt to the core, if this GREAT RESET, GETS ANY MORE SPEED. MOMENTUM. this counrty will be set back 1000 years.

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   @jos9116

   January 2, 2024 at 3:14 am

   Anyone who thinks the tories are better on the economy are clearly bootlicking morons

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8. 

   @michaelhoodleeder

   January 2, 2024 at 3:14 am

   I think this government represents the end of an era, not the beginning of a new one.
   I feel England is maturing and part of that is realizing that we are indeed European. It's a hard lesson to learn. Other countries in Europe had to learn it the hard way. We've had to kind of figure it out ourselves. We will be back.
   All thst English Nostalgia It's going to be impossible to sell to our kids. Nostalgia means pain in Greek. A longing to be home . For older people. That is another world. It is not a world Our children want to live in, they will find it very hard to see any benefit outside of the European mainland. Let's get over all this, move on and get stuck in with our neighbors.

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   @Da1Dez

   January 2, 2024 at 3:14 am

   I wish Liz Truss was the prime minister still for the next election.

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    @Da1Dez

    January 2, 2024 at 3:14 am

    If the Tories win the next election then I won't feel sorry for.anyone because this is the chance to get rid of them and put things right, no more Corbyn or Brexit selling-point to stand in the way anymore, so if anyone votes them in at this point they are just shooting themselves in the foot.

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    @danielbanbury378

    January 2, 2024 at 3:14 am

    At this stage it looks like the best Rishi Sunak can hope for is limiting the damage done in a General Election. Currently there is a real danger for the Tories of not even being the main opposition party. So if Sunak manages to make the gains he at least can secure enough seats over the SNP. Of course and SNP/Lib Dem opposition coalition makes this harder but still doable in the 2 years.

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    @zacksung11

    January 2, 2024 at 3:14 am

    I say, let's see. Sunak has 2-3 more years to improve the economy and living standards before he calls an election. And that election will either be on December 2024 or January 2025. So let's see if Starmer will lead Labour to government, of if Sunak will give the Tories a Hail Mary pass.

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13. 

    @clarence_claymore.

    January 2, 2024 at 3:14 am

    Why does everyone hate the Tories in the comments they all essentially agree on the same politics as labour just not as far left , which are both bad to be honest but let’s face it the guy in the video wants to destroy this country more anyway

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    @SevenEllen

    January 2, 2024 at 3:14 am

    If people want what's best the economy, they must learn how the economy has been doing these past 12 years and who has been in charge. Do you need any more evidence???

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15. 

    @2304lb

    January 2, 2024 at 3:14 am

    WEF puppet

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    @madmachanicest9955

    January 2, 2024 at 3:14 am

    I think recent history in both the UK US EU and Russia have shown that conservative political parties are officially self-destructive cancerous entities that requires so much extensive reform that voting them into office is just stupid at this point.

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    @AussieTrainsVlogs

    January 2, 2024 at 3:14 am

    well you’re preferred polling streak don’t last forever

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18. 

    @arturofalsetto9776

    January 2, 2024 at 3:14 am

    Around 6:50 in the video, you suggest that tax rises (presumably on wages) and spending cuts (so austerity) are inevitable. Please be wary of using such language. We must remember that austerity is a political choice, not a natural inevitability. Avoiding this bias allows viewers to consider alternatives, like taxes on wealth.

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    @colincampbell4261

    January 2, 2024 at 3:14 am

    Just watch the dirt the tories will come out with against Stammer.

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    @haggishighways

    January 2, 2024 at 3:14 am

    It's because Labour love jumping on silly things to stick to. Such as saying Eddie Izzard is a woman. The average working class guy starting his shift at 7am and struggling to keep his head above water does not care about this nonsense. They are appealing to the 0.3% and tanking their favorability with working class voters

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21. 

    @mrcaboosevg6089

    January 2, 2024 at 3:14 am

    Labour just isn't providing an opposition. Rishi himself said as much, Labour keep talking and talking but are offering no solution. If Labour actually made and published their plans people would be more supportive, as it stands however they just seem like the moaning party as are their supporters. We need ideas

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    @scottjock

    January 2, 2024 at 3:14 am

    When did a poll ever make sense? Good one in the USA at the moment predicting a Republican landslide

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23. 

    @cebokhumalo602

    January 2, 2024 at 3:14 am

    it feels like Sunak is suffering mightly for the fuck up Truss made

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24. 

    @anoyakashi8775

    January 2, 2024 at 3:14 am

    NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE IN THIS COUNTRY IS GOING TO VOTE FOR THIS PARTY ANYMORE! DON’T vote for gangster, bullies and uncivilised babarians!

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    @amarjeetsehmi8995

    January 2, 2024 at 3:14 am

    Rishi has to get ride of Bravanne Home Secretary and take along labor leadership and members to succeed and take out BRitain from Economic chaos and beside have quick deal of FTA signed with India. There are no other ways. As fort illegals it should be shelved for the time being and take up after stability is achieved.

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26. 

    @greatscott369

    January 2, 2024 at 3:14 am

    We know, that they know, that we know they don't know what they're doing.

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27. 

    @sho-m-er5194

    January 2, 2024 at 3:14 am

    Atleast I definitely know I can get out of this place if the Tories win in 2024, so that will definitely settle any uncertainties for me

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    @iveywebb44

    January 2, 2024 at 3:14 am

    This video vastly underestimates the power of the uk conservative media and the unstoppable inclination of the British public to vote against their own best interests.

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29. 

    @johnharding6394

    January 2, 2024 at 3:14 am

    Both Conlab and Labcon voters have to be mad, as the sign of madness is to keep repeating the same thing and expecting a different result.
    Change your thinking.
    Do you want to finish Brexit?
    Do you want all the gains of Brexit?
    Do you want to get rid of EU rules?
    Do you want to bring back Ireland into the union?
    Do you want to stop the rubber boats?
    Do you want to leave the ECHR?
    Do you want to start fracking?
    Do you want to get back our fishing waters?
    Do you want to stop the WEF from running us?
    Do you want to escape net zero?
    Then you cannot vote for Conlab or Labcons.
    Then for this list and more
    ……Vote REFORM UK

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    @jobroughton357

    January 2, 2024 at 3:14 am

    Simple folks,Sunak does money [his own] and his buddies not politics so if not in his circle dont waste your VOTE think think think what will he do for the country

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    @parthoroy9206

    January 2, 2024 at 3:14 am

    Rishi will do a great job. He needs to be allowed to get on it. We will then see the natural outcome.

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32. 

    @MazzaEliLi7406

    January 2, 2024 at 3:14 am

    Thank you.

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33. 

    @KLGnation

    January 2, 2024 at 3:14 am

    If they win again I’m genuinely leaving and I hope anyone with brain cells does the same so this pathetic country gets what it deserves lol

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34. 

    @adamsmithfrsa

    January 2, 2024 at 3:14 am

    If you have always asked yourself "I can't believe people are so stupid to still vote Tory", please read this message, I will explain.

    Historically, British people vote for Conservatives much more than any other party. And no, this is not because they are "old boomers", because the boomers that in 2019 voted for Boris because they wanted migrants out, most likely used to be the young hippies in the 70s and 80s that thought Margaret Thatcher was an idiot.

    Simply, I think the Conservative party is the most successful party in the history of world politics. It survived centuries, constantly changing ideas to be up to date, despite the constant change in society and in needs. It's not your average right-wing party, most European right-wing parties are new and work only as a form of extremist protest (like UKIP was in the UK). But the Tories are not that. They have established themselves over centuries with the branding of the party of stability, the party that can change ideas like same-sex marriage or abortion, but will always prefer progressive change over sudden revolution, economic stability, and progress. In a way, it really is not a right-wing party at all. By most European standards, it's more of a centrist party.

    Against the Tories, there has historically been the Labour party, which has as branding exactly the opposite: the party of revolution, anti-establishment, of structural and radical sudden change. Again, very different from the typical left of other European countries, which are more similar to the Tories in terms of view on stability than Labour is. For example, the Left in Italy is the party of the establishment, of keeping things as they are, while the right-wing party that just got in power now is the party of "let's change everything from head to toe".

    Now, British people as a whole tend to vote for a party that promises stability, progressive change and not sudden and unstable revolutions. The ones who want big instant revolutions are usually young people, but as soon as people start a family, get some savings and buy a house, they tend to stop wanting to want a new October Revolution and start voting for the establishment.

    And here we get to the main part of this: the Conservatives are historically very successful in promising (and usually delivering) economic stability and maintenance of the establishment. Usually, when Labour wins an election is because it shifted from the anti-establishment protest party (like Jeremy Corbyn's) to basically the Conservatives but red (Tony Blair's new labour, or Keir Starmer now).

    Usually, the Conservatives are better at delivering stability, but after a while that they stay in power, they get cocky, divisive, and weak. Which is what happens now. Usually, what happens after is that a Labour government comes to power, and then usually acts like the Conservatives but a little bit more left-leaning, which means a good success for a long time (e.g. Tony Blair) as long as they keep stability. As soon as they start moving towards a more extremist agenda, they usually shake up the economy, and the Conservatives come back victorious, for another 10-15 years.

    And this is what I think is going to happen: in 2024 Keir wins, will deliver some stability for a while, then to please the left-wing leaning electorate the party will start implementing some extremist measures, and the economy suffers, then the Conservatives will come back with a renewed, reinvigorated branding (currently lost) of the "party of economic stability".

    Although, one thing is different from the past: the Conservatives have never been this bad with the economy. Usually, they are quite good with it. The reasoning behind this is quite complex, it's not just a simple "tory bad they did bad stuff". They have been in power in one of the most complicated times of history, when the British people (not really them as a party) voted Brexit, then in the Covid crisis and the economic aftermath of that. However, whether the conservatives are guilty or not, Labour now has a good opportunity to prove itself as the true party of economic stability. But I predict they won't, not at least in the long run.

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35. 

    @techtinkerin

    January 2, 2024 at 3:14 am

    To quote Jake Blues, no fking way.

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36. 

    @battlionyoutube6306

    January 2, 2024 at 3:14 am

    “Catching up”

    Is still 20 points behind

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