I don't think Reform or the Tories realise just how many of their voters would never vote for the other party.

I teach multiple kids who dont have English as a first language, and the only reason I know that is because they're on the EAL list. Their English is perfect.

Labour's manifesto did not state that they wouldn't introduce fees. The Lib Dems explicitly stated that they would scrap them. Nice try, though. You get an A* for effort.

I'm sure if we went on Facebook and asked "his constituents", they'd say he's doing smashingly

Ah good, so you acknowledge the coalition cut spending levels. Marvellous. And while we've having fun with facts, the spending as a % of GDP was also higher under the last Labour budget. At least your lot scrapped the tuition fees...

And yet in 2010, it was higher than in 2012.

You're equally as welcome.

Cool, and how much had that gone down by since the last year of the last Labour government?

I saw people talking about this here. I thought it was a joke about how low the RW press would stoop. Didn't realise it was real.

Did you prefer it to Cameron's austerity budgets that you chose to support?

Gullis, not at all surprising. Not like he can find any actual work teaching, given that he's a massive wanker. Nici, I'll be honest, I'm surprised it took her this long, and she didn't defect while still sitting.

He typed this out and thought it was a good idea. Oh no.