Time to leave your tired and chaotic party?

I'm not sure who this is directed at. I'm not aware of any Tory supporters on this site. I know, you like to invent them.

That's OK then. It's pointless aiming any of your comments at Tory boys though because, as far as I can see, you'll be talking in an empty room. 

I'm not surprised that Conservative MPs feel the Labour party is a natural home for them. The only adjustment they need to make is to wear a different colour tie.

I don't give a shit which one of them wins because they're both the same.

But when the cons won their landslide victory you often stated that it was because the people had recognised that the tories were the best choice to represent them and that it was a searing indictment of labour's failed policies and also you were confident (and rather gloating) that labour would not form another government in your lifetime...thus indicating a clear perceived difference between the two parties...

So what changed, apart from the tories creating a huge shit-storm of a failed party?

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Brexit was as good for Johnson as the Falklands war was for Thatcher, and for mostly the same reasons...it's unsurprising that nationalist politics are always deeply unpleasant.

I suspect the next election, whenever the squatter at no.10 decides to call it (I suspect it will be when he no longer has a choice) that the turnout will buck the trend.

It is widely predicted that Lab won't gain a decisive majority and so the question will be who they get into bed with...tbh I dread to think, although something Scottish seems likely.

The tories are already spewing derision in this area; someone should remind them of the transparently cynical arrangement they had with the libs under Nick Clegg - remember him? The very definition of a useful idiot.

Gosh...the notatories are having a field-day 😜