Thread: Reform UK's chronicles
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Old Yesterday, 16:07   #1147
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Re: Reform UK's chronicles
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Originally Posted by Sephiroth View Post
It’ll start getting tricky for Reform UK now. The 13th Labour U-turn is likely to do more good for the Tories than for Reform UK. Zahawi’s defection won’t impress the floating voters particularly due to the unsavoury headline of him not getting a peerage and thus chucking his toys out of the pram.

A shame, but I think peak Farage has happened - without prejudice to the possibility of further peaks!
I don’t see any danger for Reform just because polls go up,and down marginally from time to time.

Watch the press conference in which the latest defector, Robert Jenrick, laid out his stall. He made a very impressive speech - the next poll will be interesting.

Farage is going nowhere, he’s still way ahead in the polls, and the two main parties are no longer providing mass appeal.
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