and also just that whole thing of rishi sunak sort of drawing equal orjust going ahead of keir starmer in one poll might feel like a massive victory to some conservatives because in the other polls they re so far behind labour. so actually, a draw is winning even if we re then looking at other polls which are something completely different. anyway, i have learned over the years that my predictive skills are not very good. i have amongst friends in the pub when things have been happening, i ve predicted something and inevitably ended up being wrong. i m happy to admit it, and that s why i don t make predictions any more. apart from last night. i didn t even stick to my script like a leader performed badly. you have a script? my mental script. what s that? touche, touche. chris has a notepad in front of him. if you re not watching this and just listening, as soon as the labour are going to put up your taxes by £2,000, i said, that is going to become a big deal. i wasn t sure in which
you know, and therefore, it leaves. you know, and therefore, it leaves the question is, how much does this really change the direction of the campaign? not to say they weren t important things in it that have then developed. the one thing that intrigued me about the polls and the other two, the savanta poll and the partner s poll that came out this morning, actually, the gap that they suggested between the relative performance of the two of them was wider in keir starmer s favour than the very small gap in rishi sunak s favour in the yougov poll. the thing ifound myself pondering and i don t really know the answer to this, so bear with me is that if you look at all three of those polls and insert all the caveats that alex does, ifind myself thinking whatever the gap is between them. and let s look at those ones where keir starmer has an apparent lead. that gap seemed narrower than some of the wider opinion polls suggests as the gap in popularity between the conservatives and labour. no
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