Thread: Reform UK's chronicles
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Re: Reform UK's chronicles
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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 View Post
Let's agree to disagree on this.

The other thing that came across was that voters saw Reform as the Conservative Party 2.0. That's hardly surprising as Robert Jenrick, (Reform UK’s Treasury spokesperson), called the relaxation of immigration rules “probably the worst public policy decision of my lifetime”.

Jenrick was Tory immigration minister from 2022 as the immigration wave peaked.

Yes. Robert Jenrick was the immigration minister from 2022 as the immigration wave peaked. Let those words sink in.
You’re not getting it, are you? The right wing of the Conservative party could not get their wishes accepted by their liberal wing. This is one of the problems you get when appealing to the centre ground. And it’s why those who had been sidelined for years decided to defect to Reform, where their ideas would be embraced.
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