Spot on there Notch. My ears were nearly deafened from the sound of all that dosh falling around me and mine
Ssssssshhhhhh, don't mention Reform.
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Are you being sarcastic or are you nice and wealthy and have got considerably richer due to neoliberalism.Spot on there Notch. My ears were nearly deafened from the sound of all that dosh falling around me and mine
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meanwhile reform Still lead the polls and only an unlikely coalition of all the losers would stop them forming government.
news.sky.com
Reform would win most seats in general election, in-depth poll suggests
YouGov's first MRP survey since the general election suggests Nigel Farage's party would win the most seats - but not enough to form a majority government. Meanwhile, the two major parties of the past century would fall below half of the vote share collectively.
Meanwhile an 18 year old is in charge of Warks CC
www.bbc.co.uk
Warwickshire Reform County Council leader resigns, leaving 18-year-old in charge
Rob Howard leaves his position as leader of Warwickshire County Council, citing health concerns.
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until a new leader is found.Meanwhile an 18 year old is in charge of Warks CC
Warwickshire Reform County Council leader resigns, leaving 18-year-old in charge
Rob Howard leaves his position as leader of Warwickshire County Council, citing health concerns.
Meanwhile, Labour are in power for years yet.
It is good that Reform have peaked so early in the electoral cycle…..Farage will get more and more scrutiny and his fantasy economic plans will be ripped apart.meanwhile reform Still lead the polls and only an unlikely coalition of all the losers would stop them forming government.
Reform would win most seats in general election, in-depth poll suggests
YouGov's first MRP survey since the general election suggests Nigel Farage's party would win the most seats - but not enough to form a majority government. Meanwhile, the two major parties of the past century would fall below half of the vote share collectively.
Nigel Farage has never had to actually take responsibility for anything, allowing him to sell snake oil.
But now Reform have a bunch of councils under their control…..we shall sit back and watch the failure unfold.
From political commentators, yes.
From the morons that'll vote for them, no.
They're just happy with Fromage and his fellow racists chanting "we hate darkies the same as you do" shtick.
It’s usual for there to be a smooth pre planned transition, they are clearly struggling with the reality of service delivery. Why put an 28 year old in as deputy in the first place? It’s like putting a ten year old in charge of America.
Oh, wait….
Seems to be the longer they are in Parliament, the more people turn against them. Even their own lot are turning against them - how many now are rebelling about Starmers/Reeves money grab from the needy? 120+ at the last count and rising. Looks like Starmy and Reeves had better pull over, check their mirrors, indicate and carry out yet another U turn.Meanwhile, Labour are in power for years yet.
Standard for an incumbent.
Starmer will probably uturn when it suits. He's very versatile.
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Labour's best hope is for the Tories to replace Kemi and split the alternative vote.
If Conservatives had been in power you wouldve been calling them benefit scroungers not "the needy"
by the way the intended benefit reforms are a lot small than the Tories had planned
You’re fond of telling people what they think or what they would have done. Who do you think you are? Stop telling me what I would have been calling them.
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