Reform, and the death of the Tory Party

[monkers]

Maybe, but mainly it's because most of them are lying b@stards.

I see no basis for us to disagree, therefore I guess we agree. In the current climate, trust is low, which in turn creates anger. In my opinion this does not create the best ambience for elections as Labour might find out later this month, and again in early May.

 

[icowden]

Maybe compare them with what they put in their own manifesto then?

Oh good idea:
https://fullfact.org/government-tracker/

So

• 18 pledges achieved
• 16 pledges in progress and on track
• 23 pledges in progress generally
• 6 pledges in progress and off track
• 4 pledges not kept
• 5 pledges disputed
• 14 pledges not yet started

So that's 86 pledges of which 57 are going well, 14 haven't yet been started, 6 are off track and 9 are in the sin bin.

An 82% success rate at the present time looks pretty reasonable to me.

 

[C R]

Oh good idea:
https://fullfact.org/government-tracker/

So

• 18 pledges achieved
• 16 pledges in progress and on track
• 23 pledges in progress generally
• 6 pledges in progress and off track
• 4 pledges not kept
• 5 pledges disputed
• 14 pledges not yet started

So that's 86 pledges of which 57 are going well, 14 haven't yet been started, 6 are off track and 9 are in the sin bin.

An 82% success rate at the present time looks pretty reasonable to me.

If tool reads this post he's going to come back to tell all of us naysayers I told you so.

 

[AndyRM]

If tool reads this post he's going to come back to tell all of us naysayers I told you so.

MAGAndy has overtaken him at the top of the Posts leaderboard so it's possibly only a matter of time before he returns from his Grit Bin Junkie Crusade to reclaim his crown...