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Labour are backed by fewer than one in five voters and are only the fourth most popular party, according to a new poll.
In a fresh YouGov survey for The Times, Jeremy Corbyn's party dropped to 18% behind the Conservatives (24%), Brexit Party (23%) and Liberal Democrats (20%).
Mr Corbyn never fails to entertain, but a slightly disturbing aspect is that he still attracted 18% of this particular poll. People who respond to such polls need to pull their socks up - 0% would have been far more entertaining.
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Surely his support must be higher than that? In our sleepy Wealden village we speak of little other than Hamas and the extirpation of the fascist Zionist entity, and how to give power to monomaniac blokes and shrieky women on workers' councils.
They just couldn't have asked the right people.
Sam! Wealden village!
Snap!
Surely not a contributer to the People's Palace in Tunbridge Wells?
(Sorry Mr H, of course Mejery Corribin is a bloke somewhere, not very bright, an' stuff, but I've never really thought about listening to him, so not reeeeealy shure if I need someone like that...)!
Sam - you are probably right. While out walking the Derbyshire hills we are always coming across people willing to chat about Hamas, the fascist Zionist entity and LGBTQIA walking gear.
Scrobs - he isn't very bright and I suspect that's his problem, a festering resentment he has never admitted even to himself.
Michael:
Low Weald, other end. For us, Horsham is the bright city lights.
Sam, we're both one of us! A whole dream location, synonymous with good beer, good people and good nature!
Give my best to Carfax!
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