UK General Election 2024 - July 4th

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My journalist friend seems to this this could be happening. He’s meant to be on leave for the next fortnight but they’ve asked him to be on standby.
 
This is insane. This is what Liz Truss did to our country.

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Inflation was a global issue driven by the post-covid economic re-bounce and rising energy prices.
 


I fear it's all a distraction from Johnny Mercer airing Rishi's dirty laundry (and his own dirty little piggies) on a train.
 
I actually think they are going to cling on until January now
 
I’ve been waiting for this to come up so that I wasn’t the first person to mention it.

Rishi passed away on Monday night/Tuesday morning. There’s a super injunction in place that covers his illness and death so as to protect his family from harrassement.

I know due to my work which is why I’ve been reluctant to mention it on here - we’ve all been sworn to secrecy but seeing as this thread is hidden I should be okay.
 
The very fact that a single piece of spinnable 'good' news - which amounts to "things are back to how they were before we fucked it" - is sparking speculation of a GE says everything.
 
a snap GE would be in June I take it?

As far as I understood if it's announced this week then the earliest it can happen is on the same week as Glastonbury Festival. I imagine some tory back benchers think this is a GREAT IDEA
 
a snap GE would be in June I take it?
The rumours are 4 July. Parliament will need to sit for about a week before dissolution to get key legislation like the Finance Act passed.
 
Are they gambling on the students all being too drunk in their post-exam haze to bother voting?
 
Are they gambling on the students all being too drunk in their post-exam haze to bother voting?

The Tories should be more worried about the the denizens of MIDDLE CLASS, MIDDLE AGED MIDDLE ENGLAND that have turned on them. I doubt the students will come out en masse for anyone.
 
Alternative speculation - clinging on until 2025 is no longer an attractive option; with the international community increasingly turning on Israel, they know they'll be forced soon to take an official stance that either a) marks them clearly as a global outlier on the wrong side of history, or b) undermines everything they've been saying for the past few months.
 
Alternative speculation - clinging on until 2025 is no longer an attractive option; with the international community increasingly turning on Israel, they know they'll be forced soon to take an official stance that either a) marks them clearly as a global outlier on the wrong side of history, or b) undermines everything they've been saying for the past few months.
I doubt they think so critically!

it's more likely to be chaos theory - announce now, take labour by surprise, strip them of time to plan properly or announce policy and hope for the best
 
Sir John Curtis, currently has emails open in one tab and is browsing new driveways and conservatories in the other.
 
I doubt they think so critically!

it's more likely to be chaos theory - announce now, take labour by surprise, strip them of time to plan properly or announce policy and hope for the best
Oh I don't know so much about critical thinking as self-preservation

Get out and start grabbing those consultancy £££ before you irreparably taint yourself!
 
Are they gambling on the students all being too drunk in their post-exam haze to bother voting?
...or not being registered in the same constituency where they will be after term is over.
 
Maybe Sunak's been offered a big tech job in the States and needs to get started within 4-6 weeks.
 
Wait, so even if Sunak calls an election, it'll probably be delayed if the Tories force a vote of no confidence to eke out their pathetic grifting little jobs for another few months? :manson:



THIS FUCKING COUNTRY
 
no way they can pass a no confidence motion before he goes to the king with this :D but also, why would they want to? girl, it's over!
 
no way they can pass a no confidence motion before he goes to the king with this :D but also, why would they want to? girl, it's over!
I think the general assumption is that the number of letters aren't even close.
 
Wait, so even if Sunak calls an election, it'll probably be delayed if the Tories force a vote of no confidence to eke out their pathetic grifting little jobs for another few months? :manson:



THIS FUCKING COUNTRY

I don't think so. He's prime minister until he's not, so a leadership challenge wouldn't stop him if it's what he really wants.
 
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