England council results

[festive]

'Cough'...

I wonder who is crying today. It seems our country is turning into rabble of 'right wing extremists'
Or they are just right.
Imagine Japanese vote in favour of putting the Japanese first , or Mongolian, Armenian, Korean etc nothing wrong with that at all. Why is it wrong for us, we've been brainwashed too long, started by Tony Blair.
I dont entirely support Reform but it's a welcome change, its a change this country needs. There is nothing wrong with putting Britain first and being proud of us, and not driving every other culture and diversity.
Today is a good day, yet sad at the same time we are in such a mess.
I took a trip over to Paris the other day, full of parisians the streets clean the shops beautiful, anyone who has been out there knows why. Dare we say it here, we used to be able to but things changed and we aren't allowed to complain? Doesn't even happen in Russia.

Meanwhile Kier - "Im not going to walk away and plunge the country into kaos" lolz

Thas like lending someone your car, they crash it repeatedly, lie about it, and then lecture you on why they’re the only one qualified to drive it. Absolutely incredible.

 

[fillyboy]

Well said.

 

[Highway Man]

an absolute disaster for Labour, hardly surprising and the bare faced cheek of the man stating that he won't walk away meaning he wants to keep his well paid job although he is sh'it at it and nobody wants him to carry on. He obviously cannot read the room, his own party is calling for him to resign and those that are not calling for it and supporting him are the ones who are supporting him are simply clinging onto their jobs or they must be blind too. Complete joke and he must go.

 

[Highway Man]

 

[festive]

Im guessing crackhead and his troll mates will be along later to add sintilating repartee and comments yet to be discovered amazonian tribes will guess what they say... Brexit etc blah cry cry blah.

 

[transam]

Fact is many people vote differently in council elections than in general
Elections

41% turn out in England ?? 51% in wales ?

 

[transam]

Greens in London voted in by the hamas / palistinian / Gaza / supporter fruit cakes

Lol

 

[Tigercubrider]

I did a quick google search and Boris and Truss had worse scores.
But as said, local elections don’t relate to general election results.

It’s amazing how many voters don’t seem to understand the differences.
In a way, local election wins for Reform could be seen as a way for the electorate to to see how well they manage to run a small region.

 

[festive]

Agree however it’s significant because Nigel Farage and Reform UK appear to have broken out of the “protest party” category and are now winning real councils and large chunks of Labour and Conservative vote share.
The Conservatives have an existential problem.
Reform is taking votes from both Labour and Tory areas, but especially from the right. In some places, Reform is replacing the Conservatives as the default anti-Labour vote.

Local councils genuinely do matter.
If Reform controls councils, they gain:
Experience running things, visibility,local candidates not to mention media attention.
All the time buiding credibility before a general election.

As i said personally not a great Farage fan. But i do like hes not afraid to call sh't out, the others are all limp wrist embarrassments, ok apart from Badenoch she's great, shame she's inherited a bunch of blue labour ****s. They all need routing and even then i tihnk i will still prefer Rupert.

 

[festive]

I did a quick google search and Boris and Truss had worse scores.
But as said, local elections don’t relate to general election results.

It’s amazing how many voters don’t seem to understand the differences.
In a way, local election wins for Reform could be seen as a way for the electorate to to see how well they manage to run a small region.

I still stand by Truss she was brave and willing to make change but the markets didn't want her in control...

 

[aveatry]

This starmer labour governornment are the most despised in the quickest time governornment ever

 

[Murdochcat]

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[Ivor Windybottom]

I reckon Starmer knows it's over. But he's been forced to agree he's going to cling on until Burnham becomes an MP, then he can hand over straight to him.

If he quits now some other random would take over. And it appears that Burnham is the only one in the Labour party who's not completely incompetent or insane. Or at least not known to be, he'll probably prove himself to be no better if he gets a chance.

 

[Koolpc]

Starmer will be standing down very soon. He can't stay after this...

 

[Dec27]

Where’s @noseall ?