Re: Reform UK's chronicles
 

They change headlines a lot.

Reform did well relative to the last election, but will be disappointed they've lost a seat they were favourites in. I think they might suffer from what Corbyn's Labour did in that they were able to engage a lot of voters, but equally managed to motivate a lot of voters to come out against them.

With Reform and Farage seen as a realistic prospect, we might find voters voting tactually to keep them out. It's what has happened here in this one seat.

Re: Reform UK's chronicles
 

The 'people' have a voice, it's the politicians that have a poor track record. They also have a vote, and if politicians etc only listen to the 'advisor' in their earhole, they won't hear the whispers blowing in from the street.

What follows is the people not voting for someone because they don't seem to listen . . . or as now seems regular, not voting at all.

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LOL, just like every politician then.

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no no no you can't include Angela Rayner in that, she's totally honest :erm:

Re: Reform UK's chronicles
 

Was it Billy Connolly that once said something like "anyone who thinks of becoming a Politician should immediately be barred from becoming one" . . . probably stolen from elsewhere but that's the one I sort of remember