Reform Policies

[noseall]

Perhaps I'm imagining it, but I'm detecting a hint of bitterness

Brexit and those that brazenly lied to the people of the UK about it, should swing from lamp posts.

Brexit's been pretty OK

It's been shít.

. We were told the sky would fall down and there'd be no food in the shops

Not true.

. Turns out everything's pretty much the same, minus a load of bureaucracy and money being sent their way

Not true.

Although it looks like Starmer is aiming to wreck these advantages with his latest crawling to them

Starmer is busy re-building the trust, thankfully.

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If we can reverse Starmer's dodgy deals and get rid od the ECHR nonsense then it should be OK

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[warey4life]

We have plenty already. Lefty, socialist, Starmer, Communist...

I doubt that anyone sane thinks the party they vote for is perfect. We all pick the least bad option. At the moment that appears to be Reform for about a third of the population. I'm sure some are stupid, that's a lot of people.

3rd of the population is a lot of people, over 20million, but I think you meant a 3rd of the electorate.

 

[noseall]

3rd of the population is a lot of people, over 20million, but I think you meant a 3rd of the electorate.

I've been hinting at this for a while now and he still does not get it.

 

[noseall]

Are you attempting to claim that Labour are anything other than desperately unpopular?

ALL major polls show Reform at no.1 for the last year, and Labour's support has been in freefall since they got elected.

Obviously there are differences between polls.

Or is it all a giant conspiracy, and labour are actually loved by all the people in your head?!?

The downward slide continues.

 

[blup]

Nadhim Zahawi is an interesting defection.

Hissy fit after he was refused a peerage, and spoilt his plans. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c0lxn75gw1do

His tax avoidance might still be toxic but I suspect it will tempt others to follow him.

Bobby J is building up his insta profile as we speak

 

[blup]

I'd say that I and lots of others are prepared to give them the benefit of the doubt and understand that a lot of the people involved are new to the job.

Would you say that about your brain surgeon

It's great that grass roots people are stepping up and taking control from the ruling elite.

18 year olds with zero experience of anything? And the voting age is reducing

But this is idiotic cherry (or turd) picking that is so frequently seen here, on the BBC and elsewhere. Yes, reform councils and councillors will have issues. Of course they will, just like every other party. Whether it's a pattern, or short or long-term, who knows but it's way too early to tell.

Incompetence reveals itself on Day 1 in any job.

Give them a chance, it might all turn out better. They can't do much worse so there's little to lose. Which is why they're popular.

It’s what you get when people angry about the asylum system elect clueless people to run real services. Are you on a permanent drip from the Daily Fail?