They fundamentally believe that the electorate generally is right wing and socially conservative don't they. That they really want the Tories but Labour can maybe get in occasionally if they fuck up enough.
2017?
Agree 100%, I just don't expect anything like that from Labour, whoever is the Leader or Home Secretarywould be a golden opportunity to challenge the whole nonsense of drug prohibition. An argument that could actually be won (especially large numbers of powerful people within policing, health and politics privately agree with it) . Corbyn's labour wasnt much better tbh - filling it under a "royal commission" IIRC.
Fair, but also - massive vote for a left wing platform.I think you might have accidentally slipped in from an alternative timeline… you’re not going to like this one I’m afraid.
I think it's more that their focus groups tell them that the swing voters that decide English general elections tend to be small 'c' conservative on 'drugs'.They fundamentally believe that the electorate generally is right wing and socially conservative don't they. That they really want the Tories but Labour can maybe get in occasionally if they fuck up enough.
Could it be that coke makes people vote Tory? Or is it more likely that the sort of people who vote Tory are fans of coke?The paradox and also huge problem for the Tories is that the coke users are mostly tory voters, ( as well as tory MP`s ).
That’s not dandruff
The second one. Of course there are all kinds of people who use it, but tories are one sort. Is Goblin Gove going to have his passport taken off him? Not a chance!Could it be that coke makes people vote Tory? Or is it more likely that the sort of people who vote Tory are fans of coke?
isn't it an offence to impersonate a police officer?
He's got away with impersonating a Prime Minister.isn't it an offence to impersonate a police officer?
He's got away with impersonating a Prime Minister.