Part of the Tories talking about defeat and supermajorities is to try and get some complacency in Labour voters so they'll either stay at home or vote for someone else. I've been getting several emails from Labour pointing this out and they're trying to send the message that it isn't a done deal and ...

They're only taking after their leader, who's boycotting the BBC and Channel 4 and crying election fraud and saying everything's a set up and everyone's an actor for daring to not give him an easy ride.

all new Phil wrote: Fri 28 Jun, 2024 22.50 To be fair Corbo supporters are the exact same.

Oh, I can't stand them either, they're just as bad on the other end of the poltical spectrum. They're also due for a shock if the opinion polling is right. I'll be grinning as much if Corbyn fails to win his seat as I will if Nigel does.

The reform supporters on social media are some of the strangest people. And it's hard to tell sometimes if they're real people who practicaly have a hive mind, or it's an organised spamming campaign organised centrally seeing as they all seem to say the same things and switch to the same talking ...

Still 8 more days, plenty of time for it to get worse. I know it seems like it can't, but we've thought that several times already.

Got a leaflet for the Tory candidate this morning... clearly the Vote Labour poster in the window didn't give them a strong enough message.

It only seems to be Ashfield (and the bits of Mansfield that were moved into it) where I've seen any number of posters - again, mostly for said two candidates (though according to the local newspaper Facebook, a lot of Zadrozny signs are going up with no knowledge from the householders). Move into ...

Most of the posters where my sister lives are for either Lee Anderson or Jason Zadrozny. So they're choosing either a racist or a scandal ridden man on trial for fraud. If you measured the average IQ there it would probably be a negative number.

I know a lot of people are fed up with the major ...

Yes, that's exactly what happened. Taking things back 20-odd years was always going to cause massive problems.

Some people here might appreciate the new Morrisons advert where they've attempted to recreate part of old store interiors:

I've just been into Asda, there were more adverts than music! And the new slogan was there.

I still wouldn't have picked up on the fact it's all no name music if I hadn't been told, though that's at least partly because I know so little about modern music, though I imagine people not really ...