Sean F Kennedy Posted May 1, 2021 Share Posted May 1, 2021 Greens turn 1. The greens will once again campaign in Brighton pavilion 2. The Green party will once again try to influence those in the middle class 3. The Greens will seek the endorsement of Julian Lennon again Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
WVProgressive Posted May 1, 2021 Share Posted May 1, 2021 Event 4: Tony Benn works his magic among Progressives to prevent any crossover to the Lid Dems (Influence: Progressives) Event 5: John Smith talks to voters in Southern Scotland Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dobs Posted May 1, 2021 Share Posted May 1, 2021 Jennifer’s Ear: Labour has lied through their teeth about his poor little girl. The story they sold the British people is demonstrably false and the entire should be asking themselves: “If we can’t expect Neil Kinnock to tell the truth about the death of a little girl, when can we?” Labours attempt to score cheap political points here should turn the stomach of any sensible person. John Major will do a series of town halls across Northern England aimed at working class voters (influence working class) Major will then focus his fire on Northwest England while he’s up there (rally- northwest England) Thatcher will attack Labours Socialist policies among voters in the East Midlands (rally - East Midlands) John redwood will try again in Southeast England (rally- southeast England) And Hestia the Bestia will go after Moderate voters once more (Influence Moderates) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Pringles Posted May 2, 2021 Author Share Posted May 2, 2021 On 4/30/2021 at 11:58 PM, Edouard said: Liberal democrats presents their apologies to voters of West Midlands : Our party may have hurted Georgians who may live in Midlands by our comment relating to georgian peaches. We want to present our apologies, we know that the Georgian heritage is well present in the culture of the people over here with our lovely climate. Our party may have hurted you over this issue which is one of the crucial ones alongside the economy and bringing unemployment down. May once again accept our apologies. Liberal Democrats pledge to boost housing policies in East Midlands : We think that besides peaches, it is really important to adress you with the housing problem. Libdems commit to adopt policies in order to reduce inflations on housing's prices. A Libdem government will especially focus on this issue. Influence : Liberal Democrats try once again to appeal to Leftists, by letting them know that they are going to adress civil partneurship for same sex couples by the next parliament alongside the Labour party which has also committed to do something for them. Rally (9): The apology is accepted and citizens of the West Midlands build a giant Peachoid in honor of peaches! Just like the one in Gaffney, South Carolina! Rally (1!): The East Midlands doesn't give a shit about housing problems. Peaches and peaches ONLY. Ashdown gets swarmed with a face full of peaches at a rally! Influence (6): The attempt goes relatively well, but it doesn't make up much of the lost ground. Overall: 0. The Lib Dems continue to stall a bit as the East Midlands hates everybody. Count Binface might win a seat here. On 5/1/2021 at 12:01 AM, Kitten said: SDLP lsunches attack ad against Sinn Fein Hume campaigns throughout Northern Ireland SDLP launches ad as to why the people should vote for them and not Sinn Fein or the other parties Rally (10!): The ads hit Sinn Fein once again. Everybody is starting to hate them!!! Rally (6): Hume once again does well. Rally (2): This ad doesn't do as well as the first. On 5/1/2021 at 12:05 AM, Cenzonico said: John Tyndall will continue the push in Hartlepool, rallying agianst multiculturalism and promises to "bring back the prosperity the British working class once had!" Rally (1!): I am sorry. I think you need to threaten another synagogue again. 😕 (Sorry for saying this.) Overall: -6. Bipolar turns for the BNP. 23 hours ago, Hestia said: The SNP targets the Western Isles once more (grr) and hopes to win the seat for the party again. The party once again issues a pathetic attempt to influence Scotsman. The SNP releases an ad showing Thatcher and Kinnock with the caption "two crooked sides of the same corrupt coin" with a vote SNP banner. Rally (7): The SNP does well once again in Neihelen En la ba lah har. Influence (9): The SNP does well! Rally (1!): A dumb campaign worker screws up the ad content and accidentally adds "bruh" as every other word spoken by a person in the Ad. Overall: 0. SNP stalls a bit with the Bruh ad. 23 hours ago, Hestia said: Plaid Cymru delves resources into Llanelli for the week. PC attacks the Tories as harmful to Welsh interests. Plaid visits several rural towns to talk about their policy platform. Rally (7): Plaid does quite well for this seat to be such a Labour stronghold. Rally (6): The attacks land. Rally (1!): Dumb campaign organizers once again lose the paper that had all towns they were supposed to visit listed. No bueno. Overall: -3. Plaid stalls a bit. 16 hours ago, WVProgressive said: Jennifer's Ear: What we said is true, the Conservatives, and their lapdogs The Sun, are attempting to muddy the water around the health debate. We should redouble our efforts to attack the Tories on their disastrous health policies, they have eviscerated the NHS, and given kickbacks to private insurance companies. Why should we back off a winning issue? Event 1: The Labour Party continues to attack the Tories on their underfunding, and mismanagement of the NHS by releasing a new newspaper ad nationwide on the topic. Event 2: Neil Kinnock takes a chance, and visits the increasingly blue city of London Event 3: Tony Blair appeals to the Middle Class attempting to get their support for the Labour party (Influence Middle Class) 9 hours ago, WVProgressive said: Event 4: Tony Benn works his magic among Progressives to prevent any crossover to the Lid Dems (Influence: Progressives) Event 5: John Smith talks to voters in Southern Scotland Jennifers Ear (14/20): The response is certainly a bit crude as many in the country believe the little girl shouldn't have been involved. But the criticism of current health policies lands. Rally (8): The ads land. Rally (8): The city gets a glimpse of the man himself. Many find themselves more endeared to Kinnock rather than the Labour Party itself. Wherever Kinnock goes, he now draws the crowds. A stark contrast from his prior campaigns. Despite the accomplishments of Thatcher, the country seems ready to move on. Influence (1!): The attempt is miserable as the middle class wonders what a fake Labour man such as Tony Blair is doing talkin about the middle class! (sorry) Influence (8): Tony Benn whips the Leftists through and through! Rally (7): John Smith is well received. Overall: +5. The Labour surge continues... 15 hours ago, Sean F Kennedy said: Greens turn 1. The greens will once again campaign in Brighton pavilion 2. The Green party will once again try to influence those in the middle class 3. The Greens will seek the endorsement of Julian Lennon again Rally (10!): Brighton's looking better day by day! Influence (3): It doesn't go too well. 😕 Endorsement (8): Julian endorses! This is a good national boost for the Greens, and he personally visits Brighton the following day to promote Green policies! Overall: +7. Greens do well and recover! 7 hours ago, Dobs said: Jennifer’s Ear: Labour has lied through their teeth about his poor little girl. The story they sold the British people is demonstrably false and the entire should be asking themselves: “If we can’t expect Neil Kinnock to tell the truth about the death of a little girl, when can we?” Labours attempt to score cheap political points here should turn the stomach of any sensible person. John Major will do a series of town halls across Northern England aimed at working class voters (influence working class) Major will then focus his fire on Northwest England while he’s up there (rally- northwest England) Thatcher will attack Labours Socialist policies among voters in the East Midlands (rally - East Midlands) John redwood will try again in Southeast England (rally- southeast England) And Hestia the Bestia will go after Moderate voters once more (Influence Moderates) War of Jennifers Ear (16/20): Despite Labour hitting a cord by pointing out problems in the Health service, the Tories hit back as hard as they can and The Sun exposes the lie of the story itself. It's likely to turn out as a hyperpartisan issue going into election night. The Tories seemingly come off a bit better as without their most trustworthy newspaper ally; The Sun, they might be left in the dust. Influence (9): John Major is turning out to be the most absolute champion of the Conservative campaign. Despite a looming defeat, many pundits and rumor has it among Tory backbenchers are saying Major is the man to replace Thatcher. Rally (5): Major is still received well but he's just in unfriendly territory. Rally (8): The attacks land. Despite Kinnock having the image of a moderate, many citizens who are taking a closer look have grave concerns for the Labour platform. Rally (1!): The South East hates john redwood. Influence (3): Hestia doesn't do too well. Overall: -1. While John Redwood ruins the week a bit, the Tories have a decent turn which is defined by the man, the myth, the legend, John Major, and the War of Jennifer's Ear debacle. 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Pringles Posted May 2, 2021 Author Share Posted May 2, 2021 (edited) BBC Nightly News Opinion Polling Labour: 39% (-1) Conservative: 31% (+1) Liberal Democrat: 26% (-) SNP: 2% (-) Other: 2% (-) War of Jennifer's Ear While Labour seemed to get their point across clearly concerning matters of the NHS, Conservatives and numerous figures around the country condemn the usage of the little girl in a national television ad. Even if said figures agree with the point being made. General Headlines Conservatives appear to receive a small boost of support as the “War of Jennifers Ear” controversey continues. John Spencer, 8th Earl Spencer and father of Princess Diana, dies suddenly from pneumonia at the age of 68. ------- @Fbarbarossa @Cal @WVProgressive @ConservativeElector2 @Dobs @Edouard @Hestia @Cenzonico @Sean F Kennedy @The Blood Turn 7/10. We got 3 left! The end is near!!! Edited May 2, 2021 by Pringles Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Edouard Posted May 2, 2021 Share Posted May 2, 2021 (edited) Libdems continue their meetings in Liverpool, what they want is to continue to campaign in field where they have not done well enough so far in order to keep a minimal number of seats in every regions by the end of the campaign even if the South is one of their places. Paddy Ashdown promises that the next Liberal Democrats will promote culture and fund cultural programs in a town which has danced on the Beattles. Libdems go in North east england then, particulary in Sedgefield where they claim that they are the real moderate alternative to the Conservatives despite what the local member of parliament might try to communicate. Libdems conclude their campaign session by an attempt to get more influence on Conservative voters. Their card is to show their crime plan which clearly aims to ensure law and order. Edited May 2, 2021 by Edouard Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kitten Posted May 2, 2021 Share Posted May 2, 2021 SDLP launches positive ad campaign for themselves. SDLP releases pamphlets throughout Northern Ireland, attacking the IRA Hume campaigns throughout Northern Ireland. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hestia Posted May 2, 2021 Share Posted May 2, 2021 Plaid Cymru leaders tour Carmathen with their local candidate and supporters Plaid releases an ad focusing on being strong for Wales The party attacks the Tories as anti-Welsh and only obsessed with English concerns Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hestia Posted May 2, 2021 Share Posted May 2, 2021 Alex Salmond visits Argyll and Bute to give a boost to their candidate over a stalling Lib Dem machine The SNP influences Scotsmen again The SNP releases an ad campaign focused on the benefits of independence Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cenzonico Posted May 2, 2021 Share Posted May 2, 2021 John Tyndall, angry at the dice (who no one else seems to believe exists) decides to test it. While campaigning in Hartlepool, he will spew every slur and hateful thing he could say about any minority group. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
WVProgressive Posted May 2, 2021 Share Posted May 2, 2021 Kinnock campaigns in working-class neighborhoods around England (Influence Working Class) The Labour party launches a positive ad campaign trying to capitalize on Kinnock's personal popularity. Roy Hattersley campaigns in Wales for the Labour Party. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sean F Kennedy Posted May 2, 2021 Share Posted May 2, 2021 Green Turn 1. Greens campaign in Brighton Pavilion once again. 2. Greens will influence leftists 3. Greens will influence the working class. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
WVProgressive Posted May 2, 2021 Share Posted May 2, 2021 Tony Benn appeals to the voters of Glasgow North John Smith travels north, talking to highland voters in Northern Scotland. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dobs Posted May 2, 2021 Share Posted May 2, 2021 John Major will keep up the fire on Working Class voters with a series of heart-to-heart sessions at factories between Major and workers. (Influence - Working Class) Margaret Thatcher will travel up to the East Midlands to discuss the peach issue in further detail and hope to rally support. (Rally - East Midlands) The Tories will hope to capitalize on last week's faux pas by putting out ads attacking Kinnock's character and honesty, hoping to dampen his personal appeal, especially among moderates (Influence - Moderates) The Hess Truck will roll into Northwest England to see if there is an ounce of Tory support left (Rally - Northwest England) John Redwood has been benched, so the Iron Lady is going to pick up his slack campaigning around Yorkshire and the Humber on Law and Order (Rally - Yorkshire and the Humber) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Pringles Posted May 3, 2021 Author Share Posted May 3, 2021 On 5/2/2021 at 1:23 AM, Edouard said: Libdems continue their meetings in Liverpool, what they want is to continue to campaign in field where they have not done well enough so far in order to keep a minimal number of seats in every regions by the end of the campaign even if the South is one of their places. Paddy Ashdown promises that the next Liberal Democrats will promote culture and fund cultural programs in a town which has danced on the Beattles. Libdems go in North east england then, particulary in Sedgefield where they claim that they are the real moderate alternative to the Conservatives despite what the local member of parliament might try to communicate. Libdems conclude their campaign session by an attempt to get more influence on Conservative voters. Their card is to show their crime plan which clearly aims to ensure law and order. Rally (10!): The rallies are a hit and the Liberal Democrats are on track to do better in the North West! Rally (4): The rallies are a little dull, and despite Tony Blair gaffes along the campaign trail, he's quite liked back home. Influence (8): It surprisingly goes well. It might sway a few Conservatives put off by the continuation of Thatcher into the Liberal Democrat column. Overall: +8. Liberal Democrats are back on the rise again it seems. On 5/2/2021 at 1:24 AM, Kitten said: SDLP launches positive ad campaign for themselves. SDLP releases pamphlets throughout Northern Ireland, attacking the IRA Hume campaigns throughout Northern Ireland. Rallies - Northern Ireland (8,6,8): All SDLP events do very well! Overall: +7. SDLP continues to be on the rise in Northern Ireland. On 5/2/2021 at 10:41 AM, Hestia said: Plaid Cymru leaders tour Carmathen with their local candidate and supporters Plaid releases an ad focusing on being strong for Wales The party attacks the Tories as anti-Welsh and only obsessed with English concerns Rally - Carmathen (8): Plaid continues to hit Carmathen. They're surging! Rally (9): The ads do very good! Rally (1!): The attacks don't land and are seen as too nasty for voters. Seems like Wales now has its own little, "War of Jennifer's Ear." Overall: +1. Plaid does ok, but the disastrous attack ad will definitely take a hit. On 5/2/2021 at 10:48 AM, Hestia said: Alex Salmond visits Argyll and Bute to give a boost to their candidate over a stalling Lib Dem machine The SNP influences Scotsmen again The SNP releases an ad campaign focused on the benefits of independence Rally (3): Argyll and Bute is a lean Lib Dem seat where Conservatives are the 2nd place. It'll be tough for the SNP to do much. Influence (6): It moves the needle slightly. Rally (6): The ad is decently received. Many have concerns about independence though. Overall: 0. The SNP stalls a bit, but they're on the right track. On 5/2/2021 at 10:54 AM, Cenzonico said: John Tyndall, angry at the dice (who no one else seems to believe exists) decides to test it. While campaigning in Hartlepool, he will spew every slur and hateful thing he could say about any minority group. Rally - Hartlepool (9): They don't like the normal Tyndall. But they sure as hell love racist Tyndall! After plenty of terrible words to say to another human being, Tyndall finds himself surging once more among the working class. If he can keep the trend, he may just benefit from the vote split of Labour-Conservative in the constituency! Overall: 4. The race to the finish line in Hartlepool could end up most discomforting on election night. Only time will tell. The angry working class whites and shipyard workers are ready to make Tyndall their MP. On 5/2/2021 at 11:01 AM, WVProgressive said: Kinnock campaigns in working-class neighborhoods around England (Influence Working Class) The Labour party launches a positive ad campaign trying to capitalize on Kinnock's personal popularity. Roy Hattersley campaigns in Wales for the Labour Party. On 5/2/2021 at 2:22 PM, WVProgressive said: Tony Benn appeals to the voters of Glasgow North John Smith travels north, talking to highland voters in Northern Scotland. Influence (8): Kinnock does well! Rally (9): The ads once again capitalize on Kinnock the Man! Rally (4): Roy isn't received too well. Rally (2): Scotsmen don't like Tony Benn. Too weak for them apparently. 😛 Rally (9): John Smith does better than Tony! He's a hit! Overall: +7. Labour... how. On 5/2/2021 at 11:32 AM, Sean F Kennedy said: Green Turn 1. Greens campaign in Brighton Pavilion once again. 2. Greens will influence leftists 3. Greens will influence the working class. Rally (9): Caroline's chances keep on increasing! Influence (9): The Greens do very well! They have a cult following of the far left, and they're growing. Influence (5): Working class is still pretty meh about the Greens. Overall: +8. Greens are doing very well! 22 hours ago, Dobs said: John Major will keep up the fire on Working Class voters with a series of heart-to-heart sessions at factories between Major and workers. (Influence - Working Class) Margaret Thatcher will travel up to the East Midlands to discuss the peach issue in further detail and hope to rally support. (Rally - East Midlands) The Tories will hope to capitalize on last week's faux pas by putting out ads attacking Kinnock's character and honesty, hoping to dampen his personal appeal, especially among moderates (Influence - Moderates) The Hess Truck will roll into Northwest England to see if there is an ounce of Tory support left (Rally - Northwest England) John Redwood has been benched, so the Iron Lady is going to pick up his slack campaigning around Yorkshire and the Humber on Law and Order (Rally - Yorkshire and the Humber) Influence (7): Major continues to be the heart to heart man of the campaign trail. The people love him. Rally (9): Thatcher hits the trail hard, and voters are rallying behind her on the peach issue! Influence (10!): The ads work! While Kinnock is still seen as a man of integrity, this Ad takes center stage for the week and hits home for many moderates. Rally (8): Hess Truck is actually useful once again! Rally (9): Redwood sucks anyways, but Thatcher hits the cord and sees an even greater surge of support in the area! Overall: +19. Conservatives have the turn they need. The attacks land, and the campaigning is going well. There's talk that the opinion polls might be starting to get it wrong. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Pringles Posted May 3, 2021 Author Share Posted May 3, 2021 (edited) BBC Nightly News Opinion Polling Labour: 37% (-2) Conservative: 33% (+2) Liberal Democrat: 26% (-) SNP: 2% (-) Other: 2% (-) General Headlines Conservatives have a great week of campaigning. Liberal Democrats get back on track and gain on a seat level, national support remains around the same. “Only a week before the election. 1 week ago a Labour landslide was likely. Has something changed?” Asks David Dimbleby at BBC. Recent Sun headlines continue hammering the Labour Party on a number of issues. Especially the 'War of Jenniefer's Ear.' many of them read, "It's time to send a final message to the Labour Party." ------- @Fbarbarossa @Cal @WVProgressive @ConservativeElector2 @Dobs @Edouard @Hestia @Cenzonico @Sean F Kennedy @The Blood Edited May 3, 2021 by Pringles Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kitten Posted May 3, 2021 Share Posted May 3, 2021 SDLP continues to campaign against Sinn Fein and encourages Northern Ireland voters to vote for them instead. SDLP releases pamphlets throughout Northern Ireland, attacking Sinn Fein. Hume campaigns throughout Northern Ireland. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cenzonico Posted May 3, 2021 Share Posted May 3, 2021 (edited) With the finish line approaching, John Tyndall will get all out and trys to meet every single person in Hartlepool. BNP volunteers go out on the streets shouting out racially charged profanities. The BNP wants to shock the political world on election day... Edited May 3, 2021 by Cenzonico Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sean F Kennedy Posted May 3, 2021 Share Posted May 3, 2021 Greens turn 1. The Greens campaign with Julian Lennon in Liverpool 2. Caroline campaigns in Brighton Pavilion once again. 3. The greens will try one last time to influence the middle class Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hestia Posted May 3, 2021 Share Posted May 3, 2021 The SNP campaigns near Clydesdale in Scotland, where they hope to flip a seat over to the yellow column. Alex Salmond holds a Q+A in Scotland focusing about concerns about independence. Salmond releases an ad campaign focused upon being free and democracy in Scotland. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hestia Posted May 3, 2021 Share Posted May 3, 2021 Plaid Cymru targets Ceredigion and Pembroke North, stressing the need for MPs that work for Wales. Plaid Cymru releases an ad targeting wavering voters who believe the need to preserve the Welsh language. The party campaigns across Wales to build turnout. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Edouard Posted May 3, 2021 Share Posted May 3, 2021 Liberal Democrats target North East england once again, they change their strategy, instead of defying Tony Blair supporters, they send the message that Blairists are diminished inside the current Labour, and they would be betterly welcomed inside the Liberal Democrats. Liberal Democrats continue their tactic by coming back to London where they assume their pro European position, considering that the European market is a success and their will to improve relationships with others european countries. Liberal Democrats continue their influence Conservatives with their will to eradicate terrorism in Northern Ireland by next parliament. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
WVProgressive Posted May 3, 2021 Share Posted May 3, 2021 Labour blasts the Sun calling it a 'Lousy rag fit for toilet duty' rather than a serious newspaper, and hammer the Conservatives for their connections to Rupert Murdoch Neil Kinnock puts his personal charisma on display in the Northern Midlands Tony Blair hits up London, to see if the city's middle class, and colored populations will consider voting for the Labour party Tony Benn goes to Wales to talk about Left-wing values. John Smith goes to North West England to drum up support for the Labour party. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dobs Posted May 4, 2021 Share Posted May 4, 2021 (edited) John Major will continue to be our pointman for the Working Class since he is so universally beloved. (Influence - Working Class) Margaret Thatcher will personally criticize Labour's attacks on the Sun as "dangerously anti-press" and "reminiscient of that great power we just toppled last year" while on the campaign trail in London, extolling the virtues of Free Press. (Rally - London) John Major, while connecting with the working class, will undertake the bold move of reaching out to Miners to see if there is any potential for a last minute surge with that demographic with a message of lower taxes for the working class and law and order. (Influence - Miners) The Hess Truck will bounce on over to the West Midlands after last week's success and give his stump speech on the peach issue (Rally - West Midlands) Lady T will end the week's campaigning back in Yorkshire and the Humber some love (Rally - Yorkshire and Humber) Edited May 4, 2021 by Dobs Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Pringles Posted May 4, 2021 Author Share Posted May 4, 2021 4 hours ago, Kitten said: SDLP continues to campaign against Sinn Fein and encourages Northern Ireland voters to vote for them instead. SDLP releases pamphlets throughout Northern Ireland, attacking Sinn Fein. Hume campaigns throughout Northern Ireland. Rally (10!): The SDLP Continues to hit Sinn Fein where it hurts! And it's working marvelously! Rally (7): The SDLP surge continues... Rally (8): It continues even more! Overall: +11. SDLP has a near perfect turn. They are surging. 4 hours ago, Cenzonico said: With the finish line approaching, John Tyndall will get all out and trys to meet every single person in Hartlepool. BNP volunteers go out on the streets shouting out racially charged profanities. The BNP wants to shock the political world on election day... Rally (9): The BNP surge in Hartlepool continues. Polling pundits have an air of uncertainty as election night approaches. It's going to be an interesting contest. Overall: +4. Another good turn for the BNP in Hartlepool. 4 hours ago, Sean F Kennedy said: Greens turn 1. The Greens campaign with Julian Lennon in Liverpool 2. Caroline campaigns in Brighton Pavilion once again. 3. The greens will try one last time to influence the middle class Rally (3): Liverpool is a deep Labour area, and they aren't too receptive to the Green message like other places might be. Rally (4): Caroline continues to move forward in Brighton. Influence (9): The Greens actually do quite well! However, not just any middle class person is going to support the Greens, it takes a leftist middle class person to do that kind of thing. Wonder who that might take a hint of support from? Overall: +1. Greens continue movin along. 3 hours ago, Hestia said: The SNP campaigns near Clydesdale in Scotland, where they hope to flip a seat over to the yellow column. Alex Salmond holds a Q+A in Scotland focusing about concerns about independence. Salmond releases an ad campaign focused upon being free and democracy in Scotland. Rally (1!): Jimmy Hood is quite the entrenched incumbent in Clydesdale. He's probably holding onto his seat. As he's one of those Angry Scottish Labour MPs. Rally (4): Independence continues to be a controversial topic, and it's not well received in all corners. Rally (9): The ad does well! Overall: -3. SNP stalls a bit but it's only a disaster in Clydesdale, not everywhere else. 3 hours ago, Hestia said: Plaid Cymru targets Ceredigion and Pembroke North, stressing the need for MPs that work for Wales. Plaid Cymru releases an ad targeting wavering voters who believe the need to preserve the Welsh language. The party campaigns across Wales to build turnout. Rally (8): This is certainly a seat in play! And the event goes well. Rally (10!):The Ad is epic! Preserving the Welsh language is always a plus. Rally (7): The campaign for increased turnout goes well! Overall: +11. Plaid is surging. 3 hours ago, Edouard said: Liberal Democrats target North East england once again, they change their strategy, instead of defying Tony Blair supporters, they send the message that Blairists are diminished inside the current Labour, and they would be betterly welcomed inside the Liberal Democrats. Liberal Democrats continue their tactic by coming back to London where they assume their pro European position, considering that the European market is a success and their will to improve relationships with others european countries. Liberal Democrats continue their influence Conservatives with their will to eradicate terrorism in Northern Ireland by next parliament. Rally (3): The Liberal Democrats once again find trouble appealing to the deep, working class Labour region. Rally (5): The position and events are seen as a little bland, but nothing terrible. It won't help much, but it won't hurt much either. Influence (4): Conservatives are solidly in Thatcher's column and while a small chunk of economic conservatives support the Liberal Democrats, it's likely to remain that way. Overall: -3. The Liberal Democrats, despite all of their surges, have ended up stalling in the final week of the election. 3 hours ago, WVProgressive said: Labour blasts the Sun calling it a 'Lousy rag fit for toilet duty' rather than a serious newspaper, and hammer the Conservatives for their connections to Rupert Murdoch Neil Kinnock puts his personal charisma on display in the Northern Midlands Tony Blair hits up London, to see if the city's middle class, and colored populations will consider voting for the Labour party Tony Benn goes to Wales to talk about Left-wing values. John Smith goes to North West England to drum up support for the Labour party. Rally (2): While the attacks might appeal to the left wing base, Labour is seen as just stooping to the low level attacks that the Sun is putting out on them. Not the best look. Rally (5): After all of the success, it surprisingly looks a little more bland this time. Rally (6): Tony actually doesn't get hit by an egg this time, although a few campaign staffers poke fun at 'colored populations.' Maybe not the best terminology for the UK? 😛 Rally (6): Wales is a bit receptive to Mr. Benn. Rally (10!): And drum he does! The North West is ready to turn out for Labour on election night. Overall: +5. Labour continues to move along, as they consolidate their base and anticipate the results on election. 54 minutes ago, Dobs said: John Major will continue to be our pointman for the Working Class since he is so universally beloved. (Influence - Working Class) Margaret Thatcher will personally criticize Labour's attacks on the Sun as "dangerously anti-press" and "reminiscient of that great power we just toppled last year" while on the campaign trail in London, extolling the virtues of Free Press. (Rally - London) John Major, while connecting with the working class, will undertake the bold move of reaching out to Miners to see if there is any potential for a last minute surge with that demographic with a message of lower taxes for the working class and law and order. (Influence - Miners) The Hess Truck will bounce on over to the West Midlands after last week's success and give his stump speech on the peach issue (Rally - West Midlands) Lady T will end the week's campaigning back in Yorkshire and the Humber some love (Rally - Yorkshire and Humber) Influence (10!): John Major once again proves himself to be the absolute star of this campaign. Pollsters, pundits, and strategists can't explain it. This man is loved, and the working class puts their faith in him. The working class was thought to have seemed solidly in the Labour column at a time, this man has turned it around. This one man. Rally (7): London continues to surprisingly be an area where the Conservatives are favored to hold. Whether it be anxiety from Labours economic platform, the Tories have put up one hell of a campaign here. Let's see if it pays off. Influence (7): John Major... back at it again with the miners this time. He does quite well. Rally (2): Hess truck isn't well received. They like to hear from Thatcher about peaches, not Hess. Rally (10!): Thatcher is a hit and while this region was a Lean Labour area... it's certainly trending the other direction. Overall: +13. The 11th hour surge of the Conservative Party continues. The pundits are going wild about it. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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