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[email protected] appears to have vanished! We can still see cached content from this link, but goodbye I guess! :'(
Their web-site's one and only policy is "fuck immigrants". Nice to know where they stand.
My question here is: is this the Conservative Party after the next election, or is this a party that splinters from the Conservative Party?
It’s really going to depend on who is left with a seat after the bloodbath that’s coming, I think.
Also, wild that they’ve apparently decided that New Labour’s branding is what they want to copy.
It's like a competition to find out who is the most terrible person in politics and they are fighting each other for the "honour".
Red Wall Conservatives? Is this a popular sentiment up North?
Miriam Cates is Yorkshire, Danny Kruger is Wiltshire- so yes and no. Danny Kruger's seat is as safe as any South England Conservative seat can be.
Who?
Is BBC doing any coverage on this? I can't see anything on their front page feed.
Me neither, I did look for a proper article rather than a liveblog update but the only other thing I saw was a video from Sky News.