Reform, and the death of the Tory Party

[CXRAndy]

So needy

He goes over there to stir up trouble for UK. Unpatriotic.

He goes over to say, sorry we have a weak, dithering, islamist supporting prime minister

 

[CXRAndy]

 

[Pinno718]

So needy

He goes over there to stir up trouble for UK. Unpatriotic.

Is he not playing a game whereby if he does the @rse licking he gets backing?
You're so lovely Uncle Donnie, I so want to be like you...

 

[Pblakeney]

Is he not playing a game whereby if he does the @rse licking he gets backing?
You're so lovely Uncle Donnie, I so want to be like you...

That's the strategy. Seems to have worked in the past too if you consider Muskrat as being an extension.

 

[briantrumpet]

Is that what you suppose, Mr Farage? Up really is down, it seems, in Fartageland.

 

[C R]

Is that what you suppose, Mr Farage? Up really is down, it seems, in Fartageland.

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I got my council tax bill today. Worcestershire County Council part up by 9%, any guesses about which party runs WCC?

 

[AndyRM]

I got my council tax bill today. Worcestershire County Council part up by 9%, any guesses about which party runs WCC?

Is it the Greens? With their ideological drug fuelled lib-woke agenda?

 

[C R]

Is it the Greens? With their ideological drug fuelled lib-woke agenda?

definitely

 

[AndyRM]

definitely

Twats, the lot of them. They should be cutting waste and trimming back on this profligate nonsense like they promised they woild. Why aren't they?

Ah, sh!t, I've just realised my error.

Apologies.

 

[C R]

Apparently Labour has taken a seat from reform at a Durham CC by election.

 

[First Aspect]

I suspect that Farage is starting to see the Pierre Poilievre effect in his popularity.

 

[AndyRM]

Apparently Labour has taken a seat from reform at a Durham CC by election.

Last Thursday. Doesn't make much of a dent in Reform's dominance.

 

[Beebo]

Is that what you suppose, Mr Farage? Up really is down, it seems, in Fartageland.

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Like inflation.
The general public doesn’t understand that a drop in inflation isn’t the same as deflation. Prices are still rising.

 

[Pblakeney]

Last Thursday. Doesn't make much of a dent in Reform's dominance.

It does make you wonder why it wasn’t as widely reported as a labour loss was though.
Would be inconvenient for the press if the tide was turning and they’d get less clicks.

 

[Pinno718]

I suspect that Farage is starting to see the Pierre Poilievre effect in his popularity.

He can keep it lit by picking on some ethnic group.