• EmrysOfTheValley@beehaw.org
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      1 year ago

      I mean yes but also i am kind of glad he is out for now but his impact on the tories will still he there for years even if they lose their majority in tbe next GE i feel there will alot of his allies still there for now to continue to push in their direction from the back benches. But that’s the cynic in me.

  • jack@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    Good. I think this is a dangerous time, though.

    I can see him & other tearaway Tories setting up an even worse party and trying to bring over there diehards. Him and his cronies have tasted blood (read: stealing from and fucking the public) and in my opinion, that isn’t something they are going to want to give up completely.

    General election can’t come soon enough.

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      I don’t see it as a bad thing if the right-wing vote splits between the Tories and a new party.

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        I’d be worried that the Tory party would panic and do whatever it takes to bring them back into the fold, giving us an even more right leaning Tory party.

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      How many parties have split from the tories now? Ukip, reform, brexit. I would even say BNP is just slightly more blue tory