Time will tell, maybe the Cons will pull their heads out of their asses and I'll flip back

Flip back to what? Being hard-right? Why would they do that when there's only 1.6% of the vote to be had out there?. How much do they lose from the centre when they go hardcore right-wing to recover that 1.6% fringe right vote? A hell of a lot more than 1.6%, I can guarantee you that. This is what I mean by the PPC camp not understanding how elections work.

• In 2011 60% of votes went to parties to the left of the CPC, 0% went to parties to the right of the CPC and they won.
• In 2015 68% of votes went to parties to the left of the CPC, 0% went to parties to the right of the CPC and they lost.
• In 2019 66% of votes went to parties to the left of the CPC, 1.6% went to parties to the right of the CPC and they lost.

And they think the CPC's winning strategy is to abandon the <=8% centre swing vote and push out to the right to collect virtually nonexistent votes?

Maybe we will get a coalition government with the Cons and PPC (doubtful but not impossible.)

LOL the PPC needs seats in order to contribute to a coalition.

This whole PPC thing is what it looks like when people try to electioneer with their hearts instead of their brains.

Time will tell, maybe the Cons will pull their heads out of their asses and I'll flip back

Flip back to what? Being hard-right? Why would they do that when there's only 1.6% of the vote to be had out there?. How much do they lose from the centre when they go hardcore right-wing to recover that 1.6% fringe right vote? A hell of a lot more than 1.6%, I can guarantee you that. This is what I mean by the PPC camp not understanding how elections work.

• In 2011 60% of votes went to parties to the left of the CPC, 0% went to parties to the right of the CPC and they won.
• In 2015 68% of votes went to parties to the left of the CPC, 0% went to parties to the right of the CPC.
• In 2019 66% of votes went to parties to the left of the CPC, 1.6% went to parties to the right of the CPC.

And they think the CPC's winning strategy is to abandon the <=8% centre swing vote and push out to the right to collect virtually nonexistent votes?

Maybe we will get a coalition government with the Cons and PPC (doubtful but not impossible.)

LOL the PPC needs seats in order to contribute to a coalition.

This whole PPC thing is what it looks like when people try to electioneer with their hearts instead of their brains.

Time will tell, maybe the Cons will pull their heads out of their asses and I'll flip back

Flip back to what? Being hard-right? Why would they do that when there's only 1.6% of the vote to be had out there?. How much do they lose from the centre when they go hardcore right-wing to recover that 1.6% fringe right vote? A hell of a lot more than 1.6%, I can guarantee you that. This is what I mean by the PPC camp not understanding how elections work.

• In 2011 60% of votes went to parties to the left of the CPC, 0% went to parties to the right of the CPC and they won.
• In 2015 68% of votes went to parties to the left of the CPC, 0% went to parties to the right of the CPC.
• In 2019 66% of votes went to parties to the left of the CPC, 1.6% went to parties to the right of the CPC.

And they think the CPC's winning strategy is to abandon the <=8% centre swing vote and push out to the right to collect virtually nonexistent votes? I don't even know what to say to that. Like you do understand that 8% is more votes than 1.6%, right?

Maybe we will get a coalition government with the Cons and PPC (doubtful but not impossible.)

LOL the PPC needs seats in order to contribute to a coalition.

This whole PPC thing is what it looks like when people try to electioneer with their hearts instead of their brains.

Time will tell, maybe the Cons will pull their heads out of their asses and I'll flip back

Flip back to what? Being hard-right? Why would they do that when there's only 1.6% of the vote to be had out there?. How much do they lose from the centre when they go hardcore right-wing to recover that 1.6% fringe right vote? A hell of a lot more than 1.6%, I can guarantee you that. This is what I mean by the PPC camp not understanding how elections work.

• In 2011 60% of votes went to parties to the left of the CPC, 0% went to parties to the right of the CPC and they won.
• In 2015 68% of votes went to parties to the left of the CPC, 0% went to parties to the right of the CPC.
• In 2019 66% of votes went to parties to the left of the CPC, 1.6% went to parties to the right of the CPC.

And you think the CPC's winning strategy is to abandon the <=8% centre swing vote and push out to the right to collect virtually nonexistent votes? I don't even know what to say to that. Like you do understand that 8% is more votes than 1.6%, right?

Maybe we will get a coalition government with the Cons and PPC (doubtful but not impossible.)

LOL the PPC needs seats in order to contribute to a coalition.

This whole PPC thing is what it looks like when people try to electioneer with their hearts instead of their brains.

Time will tell, maybe the Cons will pull their heads out of their asses and I'll flip back

Flip back to what? Being hard-right? Why would they do that when there's only 1.6% of the vote to be had out there?. How much do they lose from the centre when they go hardcore right-wing to recover that 1.6% fringe right vote? A hell of a lot more than 1.6%, I can guarantee you that. This is what I mean by you PPC guys not understanding how elections work.

• In 2011 60% of votes went to parties to the left of the CPC, 0% went to parties to the right of the CPC and they won.
• In 2015 68% of votes went to parties to the left of the CPC, 0% went to parties to the right of the CPC.
• In 2019 66% of votes went to parties to the left of the CPC, 1.6% went to parties to the right of the CPC.

And you think the CPC's winning strategy is to abandon the <=8% centre swing vote and push out to the right to collect virtually nonexistent votes? I don't even know what to say to that. Like you do understand that 8% is more votes than 1.6%, right?

Maybe we will get a coalition government with the Cons and PPC (doubtful but not impossible.)

LOL the PPC needs seats in order to contribute to a coalition.

This whole PPC thing is what it looks like when people try to electioneer with their hearts instead of their brains.

Time will tell, maybe the Cons will pull their heads out of their asses and I'll flip back

Flip back to what? Being hard-right? Why the fuck would they do that when there's only 1.6% of the vote to be had out there?. How much do they lose from the centre when they go hardcore right-wing to recover that 1.6% fringe right vote? A hell of a lot more than 1.6%, I can guarantee you that. This is what I mean by you PPC guys not understanding how elections work.

• In 2011 60% of votes went to parties to the left of the CPC, 0% went to parties to the right of the CPC and they won.
• In 2015 68% of votes went to parties to the left of the CPC, 0% went to parties to the right of the CPC.
• In 2019 66% of votes went to parties to the left of the CPC, 1.6% went to parties to the right of the CPC.

And you think the CPC's winning strategy is to abandon the <=8% centre swing vote and push out to the right to collect virtually nonexistent votes? I don't even know what to say to that. Like you do understand that 8% is more votes than 1.6%, right?

Maybe we will get a coalition government with the Cons and PPC (doubtful but not impossible.)

LOL the PPC needs seats in order to contribute to a coalition.

This whole PPC thing is what it looks like when people try to electioneer with their hearts instead of their brains.

Time will tell, maybe the Cons will pull their heads out of their asses and I'll flip back

Flip back to what? Being hard-right? Why the fuck would they do that when there's only 1.6% of the vote to be had out there?. How much do they lose from the centre when they go hardcore right-wing to recover that 1.6% fringe right vote? A hell of a lot more than 1.6%, I can guarantee you that. This is what I mean by you PPC guys not understanding how elections work.

• In 2011 60% of votes went to parties to the left of the CPC, 0% went to parties to the right of the CPC and they won.
• In 2015 68% of votes went to parties to the left of the CPC, 0% went to parties to the right of the CPC.
• In 2019 66% of votes went to parties to the left of the CPC, 1.6% went to parties to the right of the CPC.

And you think the CPC's winning strategy is to abandon the <=8% centre swing vote and push out to the right to collect virtually nonexistent votes? I don't even know what to say to that. Like you do understand that 8% is more votes than 1.6%, right?

Maybe we will get a coalition government with the Cons and PPC (doubtful but not impossible.)

LOL the PPC needs seats in order to contribute to a coalition.