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To be fair that's what Lee Anderson said/predicted last year (he probably wasn't supposed to be so honest) when they said the party (his at the time) would have to concentrate on culture wars because, post-Brexit, they had naff all left to cling onto. Twats.

Not to me it isn't - some people are just facking thick!

I know. I was taking the piss because I thought @Harry Wilson's tackle was too.

No, he was the token working class northerner in the cabinet who paid his mate 30p to act as a 'random stranger' when he went knocking on doors beefier the election.

30p Lee (Anderson).

Is one of the policies teaching people how to use parentheses correctly?

One of the fundamental problems with politics these days (or maybe it has always been like this) seems to be the amount of negativity towards candidates, as opposed to people 'selling' themselves to voters. Maybe that's because they are pretty useless to begin with – as Hall seems to be.

For me, it's his previous 'off-the-cuff' stuff that is actually carefully planned/stage managed. The ruffling of his hair before he goes on stage/screen The whole 'rocking up late to an after-dinner engagement and seeming unprepared' and then trotting out the same old routine An 'impromptu'...

Yep, without a shadow of a doubt. He's probably lurking and working up to a leadership challenge as we speak.

That's pretty much what I posted somewhere, although slightly less offensive :lolol:. And, judging by the amount of times I've seen it referenced on here alone, he's played a blinder.

The latter, then! :lolol:

Doesn't that kinda backfire when people point out that he beat the Conservative candidate so, by that token, he can't be *that* bad, based on the opinion of, y'know, ACTUAL Londoners? Or am I overestimating the intelligence of the people you are talking about?

It's hardly neck facking and neck... 'With just a week to go to polling day, the Savanta survey for the Mile End Institute at Queen Mary University of London put the Labour mayor on 46 per cent, with his Tory challenger on 33 per cent, a lead of 13 points.'

All that, plus the fact he's right-handed!

Not strictly an election, but he didn't do so well in 2016 when there was another quite important vote for the country...

Yep, it's the circle of strife!

This next election could be future-of-the-country-defining.

As a form of ID, old ones that they probably still have might be out of date, but they aren't exactly going to get any younger, are they?!

Too late – it's already out there, seen by millions and – ironically – attacked from all sides. The first I saw or heard of it was first thing this morning via a 'suggested post' from that Tory-loving Dan Hodges on Twitter. If you're a Tory and you've got HIM calling you out, then you know...

To be fair, I don't think it is broadcasting to *that* many people, so their voices may struggle to be heard :lolol: