"It did, however, have some uses, they added: “It’s clear that a plurality of people in the country are more to the right on immigration than we are and we would do well to remember that.” - Tory backbencher
No.
You can't have a "plurality" in an scale comparison. What you've basically just said is "if we ignore THE MAJORITY who are on the left of us on immigration (60%), there's a minority on the right that I don't want to admit are a minority"
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"It did, however, have some uses, they added: “It’s clear that a plurality of people in the country are more to the right on immigration than we are and we would do well to remember that.” - Tory backbencher
No.
You can't have a "plurality" in an scale comparison. What you've basically just said is "if we ignore THE MAJORITY who are on the left of us on immigration (60%), there's a minority on the right that I don't want to admit are a minority"
FFS.
@hesgen