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They're still fully behind the farmers. Not even in a Dan Neidle "here's a better design that will hit the bigger tax avoiders" way, as far as I can tell.

Obviously he's talking primarily about Farage and Kemi, but I find this stuff a bit irritating. There's a pretty heavy tax to be paid for telling Trump to fuck off. On current form, rich landowners and public school parents won't be required by Ed to pay it.

Not another fucking bar chart.

Tubby Isaacs wrote: ↑Tue Mar 25, 2025 8:20 pm Obviously he's talking primarily about Farage and Kemi, but I find this stuff a bit irritating. There's a pretty heavy tax to be paid for telling Trump to fuck off. On current form, rich landowners and public school parents won't be required by Ed to pay it.

How's he going to stand up to Trump? Is he going to challenge him to a dance off on tiktok?

Are the LibDems going to be governing 'the south', then? Where even is that? The south of England, presumably, but does it Include London? Bedfordshire and or Dorset? Who knows?*

*Who cares?

Home counties mainly.

Since the last election the South West is now largely LibDem territory again as it was prior to the Coalition.

Going by old ITV regions, the South is Hampshire, IOW, Sussex, and the Thames Valley from Lechlade to Henley.

Here in Surrey we're the BBC.

Killer Whale wrote: ↑Wed Mar 26, 2025 7:52 am Are the LibDems going to be governing 'the south', then? Where even is that? The south of England, presumably, but does it Include London? Bedfordshire and or Dorset? Who knows?*

*Who cares?

It won't include London, where lots of people live who won't be voting Lib Dem. No way they top a poll including London.

So assume it's home counties, Hants, and the SW, with maybe be Oxfordshire and Wiltshire too. Can see the Lib Dems leading this area.

Also believe the YG tracker is self selecting.