Reply To: Could Prime Minister Boris Johnson break up the UK?

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    It was a “very close” result Brydo, in a by-election in which the Lib Dems were expected to romp home , but really only scraped in “.

    Last week and previous to that, the Tory polling showed a massive drop in support, which Bouncy Boris nearly turned around, despite his candidate being kicked out as an MP !

    Jane Dodds (Liberal Democrats): 43% (+14 on 2017)
    Christopher Davies (Conservative): 28% (-21)
    Des Parkinson (The Brexit Party): 20% (+20)
    Tom Davies (Labour): 8% (-10)
    Lady Lily Pink (Monster Raving Loony Party): 1% (+1)
    Liz Phillips (UKIP): 1% (n/c)
    Fieldwork: 10-18 July

    There were no Green or Plaid candidates as the backed the LibDems,
    But Jo Swinson denied the party had “played” the system by striking a deal with Plaid Cymru and the Greens.

    Some people are saying that the Tories ‘crashed out’, – but they didn’t actually, they lost (and second doesn’t count of course,) yes, and they will have to live with the consequences , but not lost as dramatically as some would like us to believe, and I will bet that in a General Election following our EU Exit, Bouncy Boris and the Tories will not have to worry about rebels and Remainers and majorities, Boris will be unassailable for 5 years!