Thread: Reform UK's chronicles
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Old 13-03-2025, 20:54   #138
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Re: Reform UK's chronicles
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Originally Posted by Pierre View Post
It’s disappointing, they’re toast. For a moment there was a chance that there might actually be right orientated party that could change things.

But they can’t get their act together when there’s only 5 of them.

So we’re stuck with the uni-party and continuing high migration from Islamic countries and the managed decline of the country and economy.

I hope my boys emigrate and make better life elsewhere, ironic isn’t it!!!!!!
The reason we're talking about Reform now is that they're down to four MPs, not five.

I think it's fair to say that Reform seems to be influencing Labour's agenda. Witness the increase in defence spending at the expense of foreign aid and the intent to reduce welfare spending.
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