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Tories heading for landslide election defeat, says Britain’s top pollster
(www.independent.co.uk)
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Maybe people are finally realising that the Tories can't legitimately blame the previous Labour government anymore, they've been using that move for too long now.
They do that? I thought they always blamed the previous government, irrespective of which party was in charge. "Oh that lot back in 2019? No, that wasn't us" puts on false moustache and glasses "That previous government put us in all this mess" "Conservative government? You must mean Boris Johnson's government. Right mess they made of things. Fortunately we're nothing to do with them, so things can only get better, eh?"