Andrew Rosindell quits Tories and defects to Reform UK
Andrew Rosindell quits Tories and defects to Reform UK
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Highly likely. yes
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Kemi Badenoch told Sky News she was "100% confident" there would be no more shadow cabinet defections.Andrew Rosindell quits Tories and defects to Reform UK
Andrew Rosindell quits Tories and defects to Reform UK
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It's because farage has said he won't take on any more ship jumper after May.Kemi Badenoch told Sky News she was "100% confident" there would be no more shadow cabinet defections.
It's all going exactly as I said it would, remember I said it before farage even said he would run for MP he was actually saying at the time that he would not. People need to pay attention to me,
Which suggests that some MPs must have lied to her faceKemi Badenoch told Sky News she was "100% confident" there would be no more shadow cabinet defections.
Possible, but unlikely. There's a far right Tommy Robinson brigade that think Nige is a soft sell-out. They will vote for fringe parties, usually called British or English Something-or-other.
Reform-led authority set for England’s largest council tax rise – despite Farage pledge to cut rates
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No wonder garbage has said that "Reform UK is not yet ready for power, also saying his party is only “halfway ready” to govern Britain"
Sounds like the 'man in the pub' is holding a glass half empty!
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No wonder garbage has said that "Reform UK is not yet ready for power, also saying his party is only “halfway ready” to govern Britain"
Sounds like the 'man in the pub' is holding a glass half empty!
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Who was it saying the slow decline continues 
yougov.co.uk
I assume they meant labour?
Voting intention
If there were a general election held tomorrow, which party would you vote for?
yougov.co.uk
I assume they meant labour?
Proof ( if anyone needed it ) that you live in your own little echo chamber.
YouGov seems to be an outlier among polls, they've always reported lower support for Reform than others. I don't trust them, perhaps they're now re-cooking their books to make things a little realistic, hence the rise for Reform.Who was it saying the slow decline continues
Voting intention
If there were a general election held tomorrow, which party would you vote for?
I assume they meant labour?
They're also showing a tiny rise for Labour, which is just unbelievable. But it's probably lefties switching back from Green, after working out that they're completely nuts.
Labour probably won't get much lower than 18%, that must be getting pretty close to the number of benefits claimants and immigrants, who are now their core voters. The traditional working class abandoned them long ago.
Labour probably won't get much lower than 18%, that must be getting pretty close to the number of benefits claimants and immigrants, who are now their core voters. The traditional working class abandoned them long ago.
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Not in the most recent data. You have to remember when the polling was done, not the day it was published.
Brexiteer nutjobs got exactly what they voted for...
They proudly boasted that they didn't care if the economy and their family/friends got screwed over...
Guess what happened!
And the same nutjobs now want to double down on failure!
"Labour movement for europe". Crikey, a sub-cult of a cult!
Given that labour are sitting at 18% public support, what fraction of this number belong to this faction? 6%? 2%?
Given that labour are sitting at 18% public support, what fraction of this number belong to this faction? 6%? 2%?
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