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Interesting from a Tory perspective: Sunak's u-turn on net zero will probably be slightly negative overall for the Cosnervative's election prospects.

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[–] Jabbawacky 2 points 1 year ago

Actually, he's not voting at all. He's abstaining with the view of 'theyre all the same now". Which makes no sense, but it's better than a Tory vote in my mind.

My other grandparents are, oddly enough, labour voters despite being even richer, and even donators from what I last heard. It's a weird place to be in, between both extremes.