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If people truly want to stick it to the establishment, then surely there's only one way to vote, rather than for one of the establishment "dressed up" as one of the lads!
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Oh please let him win! on 21:37 - Jul 8 with 1778 views
Oh please let him win! on 22:34 - Jul 8 by You_Bloo_Right
Add in all those who had previously not bothered to vote and we're talking landslide.
Fantasy of course.
Posted elsewhere...I wouldn't be so sure that many who voted Reform last time will continue to do so too. Party has dropped 6% in the polls since last October (26.6% from 32.6%) I also think the Great British public have a greater love of taking the piss than politics, and quite a few will exercise their right to do so.
Looking forward to reading Count Binface's manifesto; I'm calling now that reopening the Jaywick miniature railway will be on the list
Greens confirmed not to contest Clacton. by BlueBoots8 Jul 9:09 Reform preyed on one of the most deprived areas in the country to get a "banker" seat in parliament for Farage, and from all accounts there's been no significant improvement to the area over the past 2 years, and quite a few locals disgruntled at how little time Farage spends in the constituency. There must also be a few voters in the area reconsidering whether to support someone who gets £5m handouts from friends when they're struggling to make ends meet themselves.
Less than 60% turnout at the last GE, and Reform had less than 50% vote share of that - you'd hope such a high profile by-election should get a few more locals off their bums to vote, but sadly I'd expect many supporters of mainstream parties to no-vote rather than protest vote (which would be a shame)
"Unlike Fartrage at least Count Binface knows he is a joke"
"Rachel Reeves may be a moron, but that quote is brilliant - 'If he wants to spend the summer arguing with a bin, I won't stop him.' This has all backfired on Farage."
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So that's why Farage is doing it on 10:35 - Jul 9 with 800 views
I don't think it was planned that way. Nige threw a tantrum at being asked questions he didn't want to answer and now demands his people back him. Ego stroking.
Americans in general just don't get this type of stuff, let alone senile egomaniacs with no sense of humour.
I imagine when asked, Trump will say something along the lines of: "Did you see Britain, they are finished, we won't do business there anymore, they just elected a toaster. An actual toaster. Would you believe that?"
"He's got some very good policies.....he says that all people who use speakerphones on public transport should be conscripted"
Finally! A policy that I can really get behind.
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What's the deal with people playing their loud music to themselves on trains and busses through the speaker. Do they lack awareness or are they just trying to be cnts?
Oh please let him win! on 11:50 - Jul 9 by ITFC_Essex
What's the deal with people playing their loud music to themselves on trains and busses through the speaker. Do they lack awareness or are they just trying to be cnts?
Ban it I say.
I can't really think of any excuse other than it being a huge middle finger at everyone else sat there - basically its a 'fck you' innit.
Has anyone ever looked at their own postings for last day or so? Oh my... so sorry. Was Ullaa
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