Thread: The rise of Reform.

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This is an informative piece about how well Labour has kept its manifesto pledges.

I wish Labour had taxed the filthy rich instead of making things so tough for business.

I believe there should be more emphasis on rejoining the EU, because BREXIT was bonkers.

In my opinion Labour would be far more inspiring with Burnham as leader, but that Reform would be disastrous and the tories are responsible for a very large amount of the troubles the country has.

Has anyone mentioned Suella Braverman defecting from the Tories to Reform on Monday?

Suella Braverman defection

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I rest my case.

Originally Posted by Neverna

Suella Braverman defection

Reform is becoming Tories 2.0, when will Boris join the race of the the trojan horses?

^ Would the Tories see that as a loss?

So you agree that Starmer is crap, Cyrille, good... Taxing businesses is a nice way of saying taxing individuals through business as well as pensions and other personal taxes, reducing non-taxable limits in many areas. &&&&&, inflation is through the roof (as Simon43 is likely finding out) - but that goes back to Covid and out of control business greed (many with record profits), and, yes, the Tories being crap (like Labour), imho.

We cannot rejoin Europe; this idea alone, if pledged, would win Reform the election (&, I'm not Brexit was a success). We should get closer to Europe and be solid partners; It would be nice if there was a mature debate about what this means, in details.

One of the big problems with Brexit was there was zero intelligent discussion by either side.

So who would you vote for if there was an election tomorrow?

Hmmm, I think it would have to be a tactical vote to keep Reform out - so whoever is leading them or closest to them in my area.

Even Starmer's Labour?

Yes, if it meant keeping reform out, but that other fella you mentioned should be in place for the next election.

Originally Posted by Bettyboo

Yes, if it meant keeping reform out, but that other fella you mentioned should be in place for the next election.

Starmer would rather lose the by-election to Reform than let Burnham stand and become an MP.

^ You're probably right, Joe - he's a horrible man who cares about himself and not the party (he justifies this with his decontextualized neo-liberal ideology). I hate Blair more than any politician in my lifetime. Trump is next. Starmer and Merkel share third place.

Originally Posted by Bettyboo

Hmmm, I think it would have to be a tactical vote to keep Reform out - so whoever is leading them or closest to them in my area.

How about this one?

Originally Posted by Bettyboo

Nick Clegg is an awful liar, always has been - students will never forget him. I rarely listen to this utter utter twat.&, he's weak, instead of accepting second fiddle to the Tories, Britain was ready for a change and he should have fought on to be the clear leader and PM. Wanker of the worst kind, imho.

Listening to his bs was painful - you have successfully ruined my say, Molle.

Indeed, the Lib Dems have no credibility after that massive u-turn on university fees for English students.

They had more votes than Labour and protesters at the time to make a difference but alas they sold out their members.

Originally Posted by Bettyboo

Listening to his bs was painful - you have successfully ruined my day, Molle.

If I hadn't then you would have found something else in Nakon Nowhere to ruin it anyway.

^ that is very true. So, thank you for breaking the monotony.

&, you're right, I would never vote for Clegg regardless of the situation. If he was closest to Reform in my local area, I wouldn't vote (which isn't good as it's a wasted vote, but Clegg... ).

Originally Posted by Bettyboo

I would never vote for Clegg regardless of the situation.

Liberals are the biggest enemy of the working class.

By far

But they care about animal's rights

They have no time for the deplorables. They and their supporters look down on ordinary folks unless they are in one of their favored minorities. They want to tax the shxt out of ordinary folks and spend the money on liberals.

This interview with Zia Yusuf got very embarrassing very quickly.

The interviewer Victoria Darbyshire possesses one of those BBC schoolmistress faces that is in dire need of a good slapping.

^ I think she's way better than Kuenssberg, she doesn't tend to let politicians avoid answering the question posed but keeps on at them til they answer or just look moronic for not answering

Why isn't this thread just called "the rebranding of the tory right"?

Originally Posted by taxexile

The interviewer Victoria Darbyshire possesses one of those BBC schoolmistress faces that is in dire need of a good slapping.

Says more about you than a professional journo! I had never pictured you as a Slapper, a tugger yes but slapper really?

The wanker.... straight out of the Orange Turd playbook.

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