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This isn't going to turn the election so it doesn't really count. Actually none of what Sunak is promising will actually make a difference to the election. The only way Starmer is going to lose is if he endorses rejoining the European Union and if there's one policy he's actually been clear on it's not rejoining.
Jaysus Sunak when are we going to hear something actually exciting or original from you? Where's your industrial strategy? Probably never which is why he'll lose.
Over confidence may very well turn the election. Remember tories are trying to turn a group known to actually turn up and vote.
Low voter turn out really is the biggest risk of a tory win.