Neil Kinnock certainly doesn't mince his words; British voters back Conservatives in the General Election because they are "self-deluded", according to the former Labour leader.
Speaking to the BBC, Kinnock said: "It is a matter of mood and self-delusion that makes people eventually, regardless of what they feel they should be doing when they speak to the opinion pollsters, taking a different view with that stub of pencil in the privacy of a [polling booth]."
Kinnock has previously been accused of incurring Adolf Hitler to smear David Cameron during the election campaign, after he accused the Conservative leader of telling a "great lie".
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