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Could the Conservatives lose five by-elections?
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I'm really quite surprised they don't seem to be changing their ways when the writing seems to be on the wall. I wouldn't be surprised if they come out with a bunch of sweeteners early 2024 to try and sway us.
I think at this point they know they’re done for, so they’re going to finish breaking everything they’ve been underfunding for years and then gear up to blame Labour for the fallout.
I think so.
The damage is done, and people are pissed.
The part has decided it may as well continue, then try to spin everything at the last second.