He would. Because its a conceit that you were somehow left with no option but to vote for the Tories when you actually are not mandated to vote. It's such a transparent conceit.
Some feel they have to vote so that the person they really don't want gets in.
I honestly worried what would happen if Corbyn and his band of extreme lefties got into power.
We all knew Boris is a lying bone head, and all politicians have their snouts in the trough, some are better at hiding it than others, I don't believe Jo Swinson was ever a credible option, she completely disregarded half the population and was also connected with possible snout troughing via the EU and her husband.
Could have voted for the greens but their leader is a buffoon, look at what she's done with Brighton.
People could always not vote but then if you don't contribute to the vote you them can't really complain when those you dislike are in power.
Regardless of who is in charge we all know we will end up bent over with our arses in the air just waiting to be shafted up the rectum.
Personally I didn't vote the last time round, I took the stance of we are *******ed whichever way I'll let everyone else decide by whom.
That said however none was predicting the pandemic, I think Swinson would have done well with the pandemic, Corbyn would still be trying to make a decision, the greens would be blaming it on emissions. However none of them would have done as well as the Tories have with the vaccine, as all of them would have jumped in and fed off the coat tails of the EU which only the Tories were brazen enough to not get involved with