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Re: Reform UK's chronicles
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Originally Posted by OLD BOY View Post
No, that’s not true. It was becoming clear a week before the election the Makerfield electorate had decided to vote for Burnham to replace Starmer, following which they would vote for Reform at the General Election.

They swallowed the spider to catch the fly…..
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Starmer is not exactly Mr. Popular now, and while I don’t necessarily think that ‘call me Andy’ Burnham’s stated policies will add up, he is more popular than Starmer and a better ‘political operator’.

Are you suggesting that Reform supporters, switched to voting Labour just to get someone into Parliament who will oust the current PM?

Surely then it would be better for Reform supporters to have, well, voted Reform, keep Burnham out and ‘lame-duck’ Starmer in place.

Or am I missing some cunning plan here?
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