Manfrog Predicts 10 Years of Labour Rule

Starmer can't keep the lid on his failings of Jimmy Savile, the Post Office scandal, and of course the inevitable lies over Beergate, Starmer is hanging on by a thread, he knows that he might not be able to keep the lid on it until November, then your poll will be as useless as ever.

I'd prefer it if we just put you down.

No

It won’t take ten years for the electorate to realise Starmer must go

I’d say five years

You're getting a bit touchy in your old age Darling

Awww never mind Darl, you still have us.

I've put wrong, I'm hoping that he's wrong on the impact of Reform in the GE. Do you have a link to what he's said?

I imagine this the article referred to. www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12946371/Nigel-Farage-Labour-power-Tories-promises-election-Reform-Brexit.html. The mail is pretty much Farage's inhouse publicity department so imagine it has printed what he wanted them to.  

It does feel likely that Labour will form the next government, possibly with a largish majority.  That should list 4-5 years.  It feels then like the Tories will need time to sort out what they want to be very possibly splitting into a One Nation traditional Tory party and a Populist/UKIP/Reform party. Who gets the Tory brand will be the subject of a pretty vicious civil war post election. Labour in power meanwhile will have a massive job trying to sort out the terrible state of the Country's public services, economy and debt inherited from the Tories.  Meanwhile on the world stage, it feels like an unstable world with democracy itself under threat in the US.  Honestly while I would possibly have Labour as favourites for the probable 2029 election, I don't think anyone can make a firm prediction.