Given that we have 18 MPs right now, you wouldn’t expect the odds on the Liberal Democrats being the biggest party in the House of Commons to be that good.
Maybe 100-1, maybe 50-1 at best.
Well, not so much.
Look here and you’ll see a range between 9-1 and 16-1.
That reflects the fact that we have left Bournemouth with a clear path ahead.
We know that our primary objective at the moment is to stop Brexit in order to make creating the more caring, more equal society that we want to see so much easier.
We are clear that if the Liberal Democrats win a majority at the next General Election before we have left the European Union, the very first thing that Jo Swinson will do if she enters Downing Street as Prime Minister, before she even puts the kettle on, will be to revoke Article 50.
The political earthquake that it would take for us to go from 18 seats to 326 would be more than sufficient mandate.
If we don’t win an overall majority, we would go for a people’s vote with a Brexit option and the option to Remain.
Over the last few days, Jo Swinson has shown herself to be a calm, capable, infectiously enthusiastic, likeable and determined leader, surrounded by a talented team.
She has been in the job for less than 2 months and already she tops the popularity ratings.
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