Clearly not enough. It turns out the American electorate are spineless and lazy after all.

Can you explain please?

How likely is this to happen in actual real life and not just as a dog whistle to appease her supporters? And if it does happen how likely is it that Alberta will vote for independence?

Yeh, that's bollocks. If you're going to lie, at least make it believable.

And comparing labour and reform as similarly right wing makes you sound bonkers tbh.

Yeh, that's not what I said at all.

It's irrelevant. It's all about perception.

As I'm neither a reform or Labour voter I have no idea. And we have either very anti or very pro veiwpoints on immigration. There is little sensible middle road discussion.

I imagine he's chasing reform votes. Until there is a grown up public convo addressing immigration the UK electorate will continue to vote for further and further right wing parties.

I think it's more sinister than that.

That nuance gets lost though. Not voting Labour and just not voting is one thing. Not voting Labour and voting for a different party which has zero chance of getting elected, with the by-product of gifting reform a bunch of seats, is something entirely different.

I know, it's insane the amount of coverage reform get considering the number of MPs they have. Almost like the MSM have an agenda.

Jenrick is a hideous & dangerous individual but the tory party is becoming less & less relevant. At this stage I'm far more concerned about the lack of robust pushback from the govt to counter the influence of social media on votes. We desperately need strong measures against X, meta, tik tok etc.

Ouch, those tory losses are quite something. And the LD results are great.