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Tuition fees and their impact on young people is one of the most purposely misunderstood things in politics.
Telling lies and mis-truths to bash your opponents just leads to more people questioning whether uni is right for them.
Instead of listening to politicians scaring you about the cost of ‘tuition fees’, it’s probably best to listen to experts like @MartinSLewis when deciding if university is for you. ‘Tuition fees’ explained and how to work out the cost.
These are the potential Democrat Pres/Vice Pres picks for 2028.
Which would be most successful?
26%Newsom/Shapiro
9%Warnock/Tester
29%Cooper/Peltola
37%Walz/Buttigieg
35 votes • Final results1) The Lib Dems have 14 times the number of MPs
2) How has Farage done more for Veterans?
3) Cry harder
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I see Democrat adjacents haven't learnt anything from the "Basket of Deplorables" backlash
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Lads, are poppies woke or anti-woke now?
This is possibly one of the best arguments beyond proportionality for Constituency-List electoral systems.
The splitting of MPs by their functions will help reduce the parochial nature of parliament.
One has a PhD in Chemistry, the other a degree in History.
Which is which?
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It is easy to understand as a third party supporting Brit.
"I vote for you locally because of what you do, but you aren't credible on a national scale"
Britain is definitely moving right.
It's just a quirk of our electoral system and Labour being the natural and easy choice of anti-incumbent voting that aided them in the size of the majority.
The holds of senate seats in swing states and down ballot wins is increasingly confirms my belief that the presidential election was successfully framed as a referendum on Biden
North Carolina Democrats appear to have broken the GOP's supermajority in the state legislature -- flipping a key seat an hour east of Raleigh.
Come January Republicans will no longer hold the power to override gubernatorial vetoes from Democrat Josh Stein.
Democrat Dante Pittman unseated Republican Rep. Ken Fontenot in House District 24. axios.com/local/raleigh/2024…
The lesson Labour needs to learn is not one of Gaza and leftism, but rather one of it not mattering how good the spreadsheets are if people's wallets are slightly lighter.
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Because when your opponents are fighting the election on tribal messaging and the base layer of Maslow's hierarchy of needs, all those things listed below don't matter.
Complete misunderstanding of US voters outside a small group here.
Had Harris announced cutting support for Israel she would have lost far more votes as Trump would put out "Comrade Kamala bows to Iran" ads literally everywhere.
This absolutely makes you an awful person who doesn't understand their own privilege.
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The definition of cutting off one's nose to spite your face.
Kamala Harris voters are basically ignoring genocide. novaramedia.com/2024/11/04/k…











