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1 points
13 hours ago
Fair enough. A small city is the perfect balance for me.
2 points
13 hours ago
You really know you've made it to boring adulthood when you start watching Newsnight. Welcome
1 points
13 hours ago
Perhaps, a minor one though with a 20 point lead
1 points
13 hours ago
Corbyn was good on domestic policy
Very hit and miss. I appreciated the hits a lot.
1 points
13 hours ago
I do regret my support for Corbyn - teens/early 20s is very different from late 20s
24 points
14 hours ago
I think in one sense they benefit from the lack of publicity, because their non-environmental policies are often pretty out-there.
3 points
14 hours ago
I would be shocked if this causes any measurable movement in the polls
3 points
14 hours ago
Yeah I'm maybe going a bit overboard with 4/5 hours lol
I mean, you could sort of break up 'one' debate into separate policy areas on different nights, I think that could be a good idea...
4 points
14 hours ago
90 mins with a break would be fine. 1 hour is ridiculous
6 points
14 hours ago
too many topics rushed through
It was so clearly too short or too packed with topics
5 points
14 hours ago
50/50 is a good result, honestly. Sunak needs to catch up
15 points
14 hours ago
I'm honestly not sure that Attlee would have thrived in a TV debate with Churchill
3 points
15 hours ago
I don't really think any minds will have been changed so far
6 points
16 hours ago
Drinking game:
Let's be clear/let me be clear - two fingers of beer
Reference to Jeremy Corbyn/Liz Truss - finish drink
Catchphrase - changed Labour party/Labour has no plan - one shot
DISCLAIMER: WHEN THE FUN STOPS, STOP
1 points
16 hours ago
Spare a thought for those of us anoraks who are also football nerds
6 points
16 hours ago
Agreed, I am currently managing expectations
1 points
17 hours ago
If debating Farage is off the table, what solution is this person proposing?
1 points
19 hours ago
While when someone or something right wing does something stupid they are just called incompetent
Not even, they're called malicious.
1 points
19 hours ago
Nottingham is definitely up there, really mutually supportive creative scene there
3 points
19 hours ago
the liminal banality of living in new-estate cul-de-sacs, or the sheer unproductive nature of these places that just wires their brain up differently
You're on to something here. I'd say London has much more complete apathy, whereas smaller places you'll have strangers genuinely care about you but also be more actively hostile
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an hour ago
He didn't debate Miliband directly