Reform Policies

Funny how these hardened Labour-can’t-do-any-wrong fanboys won’t stick their neck out and commit to anything.

I tell you what Nosey, £100 to a charity of your choosing if they survive a second term, £100 to a charity of my choosing if they don’t. Deal?
 
Funny how these hardened Labour-can’t-do-any-wrong fanboys won’t stick their neck out and commit to anything.

I tell you what Nosey, £100 to a charity of your choosing if they survive a second term, £100 to a charity of my choosing if they don’t. Deal?
. I’m not that naive. I take the greater odds risk? It would be more fair if you pick a winning party and I pick a winning party rather than you having 8 times the probability, lol.
 

I tell you what Nosey, £100 to a charity of your choosing if they survive a second term, £100 to a charity of my choosing if they don’t. Deal?

. I’m not that naive. I take the greater odds risk? It would be more fair if you pick a winning party and I pick a winning party rather than you having 8 times the probability, lol.
So that’s a 'no' then.

Now I remember, you refused before when labour and kier had just got into power and were riding high. You knew even then that they wouldn’t last past one term


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Your party?
You have to ask? Reform.

Okay
£100 to your charity from me if Labour win more seats than Reform
£100 to my charity from you if Reform win more seats than Labour

How about that - those terms any good for you?
 
The latest YouGov voting intention poll for The Times and Sky News shows a close race between the three largest parties, with Reform UK and Labour both on 23% of the vote, while the Conservatives take a 20% share. All parties are within the margin of error of our previous poll.

It's interesting to note how Conservative gains have inspired the recent change in their Shadow Cabinet - the game's afoot...
 
who ever can take labour out will be fine. I suspect we are heading for a Tory-Reform or Reform-Tory coalition.

Burnham bounce, has bounced.
 
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