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BBC: UK Election 2024: Exit poll results
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I kind of hate that this distinctly centre-right version of a labour party is going to consider themselves as given a mandate to fill their centre-right boots, despite the fact that they're only as powerful as they are because of how utterly toxic the Tory party have become. Largely from chasing the same ends that this labour government will likely continue to chase.
Yeah I don't really like it either, but TBH things are so bad that just destroying the Tories is good enough for me this time around.
Hopefully they'll be radioactively unelectable for a really long time, and we can push it in a better direction over the next couple of elections.