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why do people support Reform when they have no idea of their policies
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Until recently i didn't know any of Reforms policies, but thanks to you i now do 
thank you for proving my point
you seem pretty keen on supporting them, but you havent a clue about their policies
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who else should people vote for in order to get rid of Labour?
I welcome Notch putting his thinking cap on and coming up with sensible suggestions.
I welcome Notch putting his thinking cap on and coming up with sensible suggestions.
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Lots of people support Reform in the hope it will give the main parties a kick up the pants and listen to the public instead of activists.
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Given the other choices, I'll stick thank you.
Don't want to go left. Don't want to go farage right. Tories haven't got a clue currently and lib dems are nowhere. (Although I may vote for them as I'm now in a libdem area.)
Got to give labour time to turn the ocean liner around.
Next election is quite a while away yet. Things will change
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Why does Notch-Bot7 litter the forum with endless rantings and repeating his lies ?
To be fair, lots of people vote for political parties without knowing much, if anything, about their policies. A few years back I was discussing the 'who do you vote for and why?' thing with work colleagues.
I vote SNP one said. On asking why, they replied cause my husband votes for them.
Another said I vote Labour. On asking why, they replied emmm, cause my family always has.
I'm not of course saying this reflects everyone, however it'll be more common than some might think.
I vote SNP one said. On asking why, they replied cause my husband votes for them.
Another said I vote Labour. On asking why, they replied emmm, cause my family always has.
I'm not of course saying this reflects everyone, however it'll be more common than some might think.
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because they can't possibly be worse than the ones we have had in recent years.
could be in for a big surprise - hard to imagine anyone could be worse than what we have had over the last 10 years or so - but if anyone could I think farage can....
Labour only got elected because everyone hated the tories.
Most didn't realise just how many of their very recent promises had been quietly deleted from their manifesto.
They got in based on lies and deceit. Now the public is ready to roll the dice on an unknown who we don't already know is terrible. They may turn out to be, but there aren't any other credible choices. Labour and Tory parties are utter jokes.
Most didn't realise just how many of their very recent promises had been quietly deleted from their manifesto.
They got in based on lies and deceit. Now the public is ready to roll the dice on an unknown who we don't already know is terrible. They may turn out to be, but there aren't any other credible choices. Labour and Tory parties are utter jokes.
We e just had 14 years of Tories destroying this country
Why would people vote for even worse Tories.
I welcome Motorbiking putting his thinking cap on and explaining why people should vote for the con man that sold us Brexit lies.
Did you vote for Boris Johnson in 2019?
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Just because you fell hook line and sinker for it, doesn't mean we are all as daft as you and why should we take your advice
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