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Old 09-05-2025, 23:02   #417
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Re: Reform UK's chronicles
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Originally Posted by Russ View Post
Common sense. Tories have a shining record with corruption and austerity. 14 years I believe it was.

Reform are totally untested and all their ideas are short-terms soundbites aimed at seducing the mainly uneducated.

Better the devil you know.
Yeah, yeah. The devils we know are Labour and the Conservatives, so no thanks.

If you always go for the ‘tried and tested’ that have rarely come up with solutions the public want, it’s time to move beyond that. Reform is saying a lot of things the man in the street really thinks, and that’s what bothers people such as your good self, who are quite happy to inflict your way onto everyone else, whether they like it or not.

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Originally Posted by Mr K View Post
As with Brexit, maybe the public will only find put the hard way about populists and their true motives.
They can always blame someone else...
We wouldn’t have landed the recent trade deals with the US, India, Australia and the CTPPP if we were still in the EU. We would be paying 27.5% on car exports instead of 10%, and we would not have achieved 0% on steel.

We will soon feel the impact of these trade deals and once that happens, it will slowly dawn on the remainers that there’s no going back and that Brexit was a good thing after all.

Even boring old Starmer seems to have latched on to that.
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