| The Reform decline continues 08:53 - Sep 24 with 1658 views | ElderGrizzly |
In just twelve months, an almost 200 seat 'drop'.
Imagine what that will be like in 2029 without Farage too.
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| The Reform decline continues on 08:59 - Sep 24 with 1612 views | DJR |
This from Private Eye made me laugh.
"Some say Nigel Farage's Reform UK is fascist. Shurely shome mishtake? Its annual conference began with a queuing balls-up, congregants waiting 45 minutes to have Q-codes checked, then joining a second queue to collect paper passes, then a third to have those passes clipped like old bus tickets. Benito Mussolini would not have tolerated such inefficiency." |  | | |
| The Reform decline continues on 09:06 - Sep 24 with 1552 views | ElderGrizzly |
And there is a range on these figures that has Reform as low as 80.
Still far too many for what is the BNP in a nicer suit. | | | |
| The Reform decline continues on 09:32 - Sep 24 with 1447 views | ITFC_Essex |
Getting excited about this now, is a bit like Hull claiming they will finish in the top 10 based on 5 games. Once Burnham has to make decisions that impact people, like Starmer had to, this will all shift again. |  |
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| The Reform decline continues on 09:54 - Sep 24 with 1392 views | bsw72 |
Cue rebrand/realignment of Brexit/Reform/Restore etc in 2028 to fool the same subset of followers from 2025 into thinking they have a "new party" to vote for ahead of the next GE . . . |  | | |
| The Reform decline continues on 10:11 - Sep 24 with 1330 views | ElderGrizzly |
| The Reform decline continues on 09:32 - Sep 24 by ITFC_Essex |
Getting excited about this now, is a bit like Hull claiming they will finish in the top 10 based on 5 games. Once Burnham has to make decisions that impact people, like Starmer had to, this will all shift again. |
Or the Reform slide continues as more and more corruption is revealed and Farage leaves?
Farage is currently polling as the least respected and liked leader. Even behind Badenoch which is saying something. | | | |
| The Reform decline continues on 11:10 - Sep 24 with 1215 views | J2BLUE |
I am not convinced that this isn't what Farage wants. Does he really want to be PM? Or does he want to go the Liz Truss route and claim he would definitely have won if it wasn't for the establishment and then go off to join the US grifters speaking tour circuit? |  | | |
| The Reform decline continues on 11:11 - Sep 24 with 1200 views | homer_123 |
| The Reform decline continues on 11:10 - Sep 24 by J2BLUE |
I am not convinced that this isn't what Farage wants. Does he really want to be PM? Or does he want to go the Liz Truss route and claim he would definitely have won if it wasn't for the establishment and then go off to join the US grifters speaking tour circuit? |
Are you suggesting he is in it for himself and not for the wider good? |  |
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| The Reform decline continues on 11:20 - Sep 24 with 1177 views | iamatractorboy |
| The Reform decline continues on 11:10 - Sep 24 by J2BLUE |
I am not convinced that this isn't what Farage wants. Does he really want to be PM? Or does he want to go the Liz Truss route and claim he would definitely have won if it wasn't for the establishment and then go off to join the US grifters speaking tour circuit? |
I suspect Trump probably felt like that when he got elected the first time (he looked positively miserable when it was confirmed he won), but he then discovered the opportunity for grift was so great he changed his mind. Wouldn't put that past his pal. |  | | |
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| The Reform decline continues on 11:24 - Sep 24 with 1137 views | Basuco |
Or was his role purely to drive the Conservative party further to the right and is happy to walk away with his share of the £72 million now? |  | | |
| The Reform decline continues on 11:37 - Sep 24 with 1077 views | NthQldITFC |
| The Reform decline continues on 11:11 - Sep 24 by homer_123 |
Are you suggesting he is in it for himself and not for the wider good? |
Heaven forfend! |  |
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| The Reform decline continues on 11:41 - Sep 24 with 1064 views | NthQldITFC |
| The Reform decline continues on 08:59 - Sep 24 by DJR |
This from Private Eye made me laugh.
"Some say Nigel Farage's Reform UK is fascist. Shurely shome mishtake? Its annual conference began with a queuing balls-up, congregants waiting 45 minutes to have Q-codes checked, then joining a second queue to collect paper passes, then a third to have those passes clipped like old bus tickets. Benito Mussolini would not have tolerated such inefficiency." |
The queue to have your crutches sharpened was legendary. | |
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| The Reform decline continues on 11:55 - Sep 24 with 1027 views | ElderGrizzly |
| The Reform decline continues on 11:10 - Sep 24 by J2BLUE |
I am not convinced that this isn't what Farage wants. Does he really want to be PM? Or does he want to go the Liz Truss route and claim he would definitely have won if it wasn't for the establishment and then go off to join the US grifters speaking tour circuit? |
Very much this. He already hates the scrutiny, let alone what he'd get as PM.
Luckily, it's highly unlikely to happen either way
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| The Reform decline continues on 12:26 - Sep 24 with 961 views | BlueBoots |
| The Reform decline continues on 11:24 - Sep 24 by Basuco |
Or was his role purely to drive the Conservative party further to the right and is happy to walk away with his share of the £72 million now? |
Don't think he can just walk away...when you get £36m donations from 2 crypto billionaires, and one of your manifesto policies is to reduce Capital Gains Tax on crypto trading for high earners from 24% to 10%, I think they might be expecting him to try to deliver that return on their investment.
Unless of course Labour manage to make the donations illegal retrospectively and force them into returning the money (at least they'll have racked up a bit of interest on it if that happens) |  |
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| The Reform decline continues on 13:36 - Sep 24 with 785 views | ElderGrizzly |
| The Reform decline continues on 12:26 - Sep 24 by BlueBoots |
Don't think he can just walk away...when you get £36m donations from 2 crypto billionaires, and one of your manifesto policies is to reduce Capital Gains Tax on crypto trading for high earners from 24% to 10%, I think they might be expecting him to try to deliver that return on their investment.
Unless of course Labour manage to make the donations illegal retrospectively and force them into returning the money (at least they'll have racked up a bit of interest on it if that happens) |
Depending on who you listen to, they haven't got the money anyway.
It apparently was being delivered at £1m a month until there was a General Election.
But you are absolutely right, they haven't donated to a charity. They want their (further) tax breaks in return which would be worth many multiples of their donations. | | | |
| The Reform decline continues on 13:45 - Sep 24 with 738 views | _CliveBaker_ |
Says a lot about their voters that its taken some controversies around funding to dampen their enthusiasm.
Surely even the numptiest of numpties would've already known that to be the case. |  | | |
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