Reform lead the polls
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They must be! John and Nosey seem to be crowing alot.......not anymore.
Who was it started this foolish thread?
Seems to have gone quiet since his heroes popularity went south.
I watched Yusaf give a press conference the other day. Jeez, if Reform get into power, they're going to sort everything, EVERYTHING!
He was talking about things like national / multi-national companies who employ illegal migrants. If they don't stop, Reform will throw the CEOs in jail. Yeah, good luck with that.
And, whilst immigration is without doubt an important area, it's all they seem to bleat on about. Little about their policies for health, education, housing etc.
He was talking about things like national / multi-national companies who employ illegal migrants. If they don't stop, Reform will throw the CEOs in jail. Yeah, good luck with that.
And, whilst immigration is without doubt an important area, it's all they seem to bleat on about. Little about their policies for health, education, housing etc.
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We are in a national emergency over immigration; our health, education and housing services are buckling under the weight of it. Sending millions packing will solve many problems.
Getting rid of the far right racists would help a lot.
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Rwanda might take 1 
Chemi seems to be slowly building her base back up, the toreys have been very patient. But Burnam seems to have pipped r form in th latest poll of polls
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?
Labour gets hard Left Burnham bounce to overtake Reform
The Mail's poll-of-polls puts Labour on 25 per cent, a point ahead of Nigel Farage's party in the week he contests a by-election in his Clacton constituency.
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