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Robert Jenrick, Jacob Rees-Mogg, Steve Baker, Miriam Cates, Iain Duncan Smith, Greg Hands, Therese Coffey, Chris Philp... are all projected to lose their seat in the latest YouGov poll. 👍

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Quite the list. Some of the most abysmal people to have ever had power. All of them rancid, dishonest and complicit in the most damaging and shameful govt of our lives. They should never be forgiven.

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Martin2 yıl önce

Hopefully Sunak, Badenoch, Braverman and Truss too!!! 🥊🥊🥊 Lab / Lib Dem

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Not "Honest" Bob Jenrick? OMG it really is like the best Christmas ever.

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Looks like my Tory Wipeout Card will be getting plenty of crosses then! RT if you download the Tory Wipeout Card ⬇️

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Chris Philp deserves to lose - he’s useless!

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Brian Harrington2 yıl önce

They have earned electoral oblivion. This is Edmund Isham MP who led the Tories in 1754 to electoral disaster. They received just 20.5% of the vote and 106 seats. Hopefully Sunak will do even worse tomorrow.

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Every single one of those Tories deserves to lose their seats. #ToryWipeout #GeneralElection24

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Make sure you all get your wipeout cards ready:

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Mercer?

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Yes.

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