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I have never made predictions and I never will
Reform lead the polls
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With a name like crystal ball?
Ive no idea, but Farages support for Putin and Trump isnt playing well with voters
I dare say you would be very happy if Reform won: they would cut taxes for the wealthy and make the low paid even worse off...............so right up your street
At last, someone on this forum recognises my foresight.Mystic Mot has spoken:
only a child would vote for Reform
why would any person actually believe that a bunch of entitled public school grifters are actually fighting on the side of the people agaisnt the establishment
Reform are the establishment
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I think reform are a mixed bag. Nigel mostly talks sense, but I'm not sure the rest of his team are up to it.
As usual it will be a choice of the least worse. If cutting taxes for wealthy people results in the repatriation of wealth to the UK, then tax receipts go up. After all it's wealthy people that pay the most. As we've seen from Rachel's disastrous budget strategy, sometimes raising taxes doesn't result in increased tax receipts. The more you tax the top 1%, the more they find "other ways".
I'm warming to Keir Starmer, but I cannot stand his "delivering for working people" divisive rhetoric.
I'm interested in facts you have that Reform will be bad for less well off people.
Linky.
Reform UK tops landmark poll for first time
One in five individuals who voted Conservative at the last general election back in July would now vote for Reform, the poll finds.news.sky.com
Kemi ? Out by Christmas?
Talking of the polls...
‘Burnham bounce’ takes Labour top of polls as party set for landslide victory in Manchester
"A Survation poll published on Tuesday morning put Labour top with 26 per cent, up one point, with Nigel Farage’s party trailing with 24 per cent, down two points.
It followed More in Common released on Monday which put Labour ahead with 28 per cent compared to Reform’s 24 per cent"
garbage of course has gone quiet...
I guess it may be because he is currently bin laden
‘Burnham bounce’ takes Labour top of polls as party set for landslide victory in Manchester
"A Survation poll published on Tuesday morning put Labour top with 26 per cent, up one point, with Nigel Farage’s party trailing with 24 per cent, down two points.
It followed More in Common released on Monday which put Labour ahead with 28 per cent compared to Reform’s 24 per cent"
garbage of course has gone quiet...
I guess it may be because he is currently bin laden
Grasping at straws there...It comes to something when the lefties are breaking out the champagne because they've drawn level with Reform.
When the garbage/deform corruption is examined, then the lies are exposed for what they are!
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