This dark yellow lollipop attracts members from Conservative ranks who have lost all knowledge of British tradition and common sense, as well as from Labour supporters who despise the British working class even more than the Labour Party. They advocate for a centrist, international progressive utopia but lack a coherent identity, leading to policy shifts that dilute traditional values. The Liberal Democrats often position themselves as a moderate alternative, but their lack of a clear stance makes them an unpredictable and unstable choice.

The Liberal Democrats’ lollipop, with its #FDBB30 colour, seeks to appeal to those disillusioned with the traditional parties. It draws in former Conservatives who feel their party has strayed too far from its roots, and Labour supporters who are disenchanted with their party’s treatment of the working class. However, this lollipop represents a centrist ideal that is often muddled and inconsistent. The party’s desire to be a moderate voice leads to frequent policy shifts and a lack of a clear, coherent identity. As a result, their promises often feel unstable and unreliable, making it difficult for voters to trust their long-term vision.