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here comes johnny yen again

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Sunderland Council's Starmer Yes Man Leader left red-faced after persistently defending the indefensible Winter Fuel cuts - and refusing to even allow councillors to debate a Lib Dem proposal on changing the thresholds, which is exactly what has just happened.

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Benfieldside (Durham) Council By-Election Result: 🔶 LDM: 28.3% (+17.3) 🌹 LAB: 27.4% (+0.8) ➡️ RFM: 25.6% (-6.6) 🙋 Ind: 15.7% (-8.0) 🌳 CON: 1.6% (-5.0) 🌍 GRN: 1.4% (New) Liberal Democrat GAIN from Reform. Changes w/ 2025.

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Is this the tipping point? With an irrelevant Conservative Party and a deeply unpopular Labour government, Liberal Democrats now have an historic opportunity and a grave responsibility to be the last best hope against the dangerous populism of both left and right.

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Shouting into the void here, but calling it: Reform ceiling is way lower than the Green ceiling in Gorton & Denton Reform only win if WPB get off the ground in Levenshume and Longsight and take votes off the Greens (imo looks unlikely rn) Otherwise, Greens win it

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amateurish from Reform here — tells Labour voters that they can stop Reform by voting Green. unless their own internal polling shows Lab in 1st or 2nd place and this is designed to muddy the waters re tactical voting, it will backfire

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The furore over that Reform letter really shows now noncompetitive politics is in most parts of the country. If you live in a competitive council seat with a half-decent Lib Dem, Labour, or Green Party you’ll be used to this by now.

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What’s underpriced here is the Tameside bit is roughly half the population of the Manchester bit, giving Reform a lower ceiling and suggesting they’ll only win if the anti-Reform vote is split. Green win still much more likely outcome imo