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Tories would expand free childcare to high earners, Badenoch says
(www.theguardian.com)
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I think it's possible the next government could be a Reform/Tory coalition. I don't want that to happen, but I think it's possible.
I think we've been lucky to see Labour rise in the polls. This makes a progressive general election win more likely. Possibly a Labour/LibDem/SNP coalition. Possibly with Greens. The polls are in flux, it seems.
I wouldn't rule out a Reform/Tory government though. Hope for the best but expect the worst.
I can't see ~~Five~~ Seventy Two Mil Froggie being deputy to Badenoch. His ego would never allow it.
True, but the Tories could potentially be deputies to Reform. And Reform would perhaps keep the Tories' economic policies because both are parties run by rich people.