Brexit and the waning days of the United Kingdom

[Sheilbh]

I was just thinking that Labour were finally sounding appropriately ambitious and reforming on planning.

I think the fiscal stuff is a bit of a distraction to be honest. It all depends on a Chancellor's "fiscal rules" which people are taking far too seriously. And the IFS have been a bit mad and not very helpful in this election. I suspect that Tory tax plans - raising taxes to the highest level in 80 years - will broadly be sufficient with some fiddling round the edges like VAT on private schools.

[Sheilbh]

I'm away now (voted by post) but on leaflets I'd had three from Labour, one Lib Dem and one Reform.

[Tamas]

I had one Labour one handed to me by an activist / whatever whom I told no need to convince me, a Reform one, and something that looked like a local flavour of Reform.

[Josquius]

I've had labour, reform, greens, today in the post the lib dems, and two communist Party ones.
Lots of leaflets.
No door knockers.

[Sheilbh]

Were you in the house when the leaflets arrived? They're normally delivered by door knockers (some are central mail-outs).

[Josquius]

Were you in the house when the leaflets arrived? They're normally delivered by door knockers (some are central mail-outs).

I was in yeah, round the back though. But my doorbell is audible. If it was a door knocker they must have judged I wasn't home and not bothered.