Majorities of Americans think Trump is going too far, "but it’s notable that these numbers haven’t really moved" since April. "Those who view him as a threat to democracy... came to that conclusion early, and their side hasn’t won many (if any) converts" edition.cnn.com/2025/09/30/pol…

The Guardian editorial's claims that the SNP is "doing well in the polls" and even enjoying "a remarkable comeback" are somewhat called into question by the Wikipedia polling page it links to. Yellow line is still at, or very close to, its lowest point theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

Your Party launched its second, Corbyn-approved membership registration a full 18 days ago. They haven't provided any information whatsoever about how many people have joined since, even as the Greens were doing daily membership updates

Labour's struggles in Caerphilly presage a dramatic defeat in Wales next year. How dramatic? Ponder this: It has been 102 years "since Labour was not the largest party in a major Welsh election – the longest such streak of any party anywhere in the world” theguardian.com/uk-news/2025/s…

TikTok's take-over by Trump allies completes the right's hegemony over social media in the U.S. But there's a global problem too. Take Spain, where Vox has 750,000 followers on TikTok: more than double *the combined following of all other main parties*. english.elpais.com/technology/202…

From a Facebook memory. Still true.