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Re: Reform UK's chronicles
Yeah it’s called Facebook, you may have heard of it.
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Why, are those sites denying Reform have lost 10,000?
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But no, it isn’t, and it’s only one site, so no need for the plural. |
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You understood it though right?
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Apart from spending money we don't have, what does Reform stand for? Reducing immigration? That's what they want you to think but when in power, one commentator in the Telegraph noted "Reform has proven again it is unfit to tackle our immigration crisis. Nigel Farage’s party may be a sheep in wolf’s clothing"
Why so? This article explains why. I suspect it won't make it to GB News any time soon! Quote:
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As for spending money we don’t have, clearly you are not listening. They will stop the many billions of pounds of waste to deliver their spending plans. The left do not understand this concept and nor, it seems, does the Conservative Party. |
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I think it shows the total apathy the country has for the incumbent parties.
The fact that Reform, a party that’s been around for 5 minutes, has few MPs and has lost nearly half of the total they had, is polling the way it is. The country has voted for less immigration for decades and they’ve been ignored time and time again. The next election will be a single issue election. |
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Having driven out the non-doms, you now want to go for the country’s jugular! ---------- Post added at 09:17 ---------- Previous post was at 09:14 ---------- Quote:
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You really have a strange way of trying to balance the books! ---------- Post added at 10:25 ---------- Previous post was at 10:24 ---------- Quote:
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The rate of change of membership is a fair barometer of their relative standing with the public. When the guvmin next do something unpopular, I'd expect a surge. If it stays there, then they've gained electorally. If the guvmin comes good for the economy (unlikely imo), Reform's relative standing will fall and its membership will fall when annual expiry occurs. |
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Edit (Chris): Refrain from insulting other members. ---------- Post added at 13:21 ---------- Previous post was at 13:18 ---------- Quote:
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EDIT: In the 3 hours & 20 minutes, Reform's membership has risen to 228813. So what was Russ crowing about? Note also that Labour have stopped publishing their membership count along with my party (Conservatives) who arfe too embarrassed to publicise their numbers. |
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It’ll be nice when the subscribers, sorry, members get to help decide things, rather than just Farage and a few cronies…
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