Thread: Reform UK's chronicles
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Re: Reform UK's chronicles
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Originally Posted by Sephiroth View Post
Which result would be more fun (the country's stuffed anyway)? A Labour win (challenge on Starmer) or a Reform UK win (endless piss-taking all-round)?

EDIT: To clarify, I'm a Farage fan. But if that's the best he could find in Makerfield, then Reform UK might end up as a busted flush. I wonder what OB thinks?
maybe reform don't want to win,they might be happy with labour tearing itself apart with a leadership challenge,and the chaos a burnham gov could unleash prior to a general election,politics is a dirty business.
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