Labour hails local election wins but Sunak says public will ‘stick with’ Tories at general election despite poor results

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1. Haha. Of course, he’s got a flawless track record of making predictions.

2. That’s beyond optimistic and into delusional territory.

3. I mean, it was a **much** better election for the Lib Dems and Greens than it was for Labour, but if you think those vote shares will equate to more green or Lib Dem MP’s, you’re dreaming.

4. No they won’t, even the places that kept the tories in because, well they did good for the community, wouldn’t vote for them in national elections… labour lost seats in some places because of the policy on Gaza… which has nothing to do with the running of a place. I lose hope sometimes that people have a clue

5. “~~Steiner’s assault~~ The West Midlands Mayoral vote will bring it under control” – Sunak from the ~~Fuhrer Bunker~~ Duvet Den

6. He’s basing this on their many by-election results that show the public will stick with them? That ulez win in Uxbridge was a long time ago…

7. Sunak announces new strategy of hoping that everyone in the country gets a traumatic brain injury causing them to forget the last 14 years.

   A Tory voter was quoted saying “finally, something with a more realistic chance of success than the Rwanda policy”

8. Somebody get Rishi Washy tested for reality………he seems to have lost his.

9. Sunak might not be wrong.

   All of the recent by-elections in Tory held seats have seen similar results, in that the Tory vote has collapsed, but those voters haven’t switched to other parties; they’ve just stayed away

   If they come back in any numbers at the general election, things could turn out very different to what people are starting to expect.

   So don’t assume that someone else’s Labour vote will be enough to get rid of Sunak – make sure you use yours too.

10. Cue Tories stabbing each other in the front in a leadership bid including the crazed contingent wanting to “Bring Back Boris”, I’ll give it a week.

11. Cool, call an immediate General Election then and prove it. Pillock…

12. Glad Labour getting in. Blah blah. However, can this happen now as decisions need to be made