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Here's another question for the PM's spokesperson:
'Does the PM feel confident that he can win a sufficiently large number of Reform-curious voters to make up for those he's lost to Ed Davey?'
Asking for a friend. And another friend. And myself. And a whole bunch of other friends.
'Does the PM feel confident that he can win a sufficiently large number of Reform-curious voters to make up for those he's lost to Ed Davey?'
Asking for a friend. And another friend. And myself. And a whole bunch of other friends.
August 26, 2025 at 2:34 PM
Here's another question for the PM's spokesperson:
'Does the PM feel confident that he can win a sufficiently large number of Reform-curious voters to make up for those he's lost to Ed Davey?'
Asking for a friend. And another friend. And myself. And a whole bunch of other friends.
'Does the PM feel confident that he can win a sufficiently large number of Reform-curious voters to make up for those he's lost to Ed Davey?'
Asking for a friend. And another friend. And myself. And a whole bunch of other friends.
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...which is why they felt they could get away with keeping the one millennial character cardboard thin - but that's just such a reductive view of life? I'm neither married nor middle-aged but still found lots to enjoy in the show, I don't just want to relentlessly see myself on screen!
August 3, 2025 at 7:21 PM
...which is why they felt they could get away with keeping the one millennial character cardboard thin - but that's just such a reductive view of life? I'm neither married nor middle-aged but still found lots to enjoy in the show, I don't just want to relentlessly see myself on screen!