CXRAndy
Shaman
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Reform, and the death of the Tory Party
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ebikeerwidnes
Senior Member
In my opinion Reform would be good for me at the moment
Our taxes would probably drop and our income is pension based so would carry on OK
However the rest of my wife's family would be far worse off - benefits would suffer and services would as well - and they depend on them and will do so more in the future
Things would be great if you are well off and are fine looking after yourself
Especially if you are also very rich - which is the point
Our taxes would probably drop and our income is pension based so would carry on OK
However the rest of my wife's family would be far worse off - benefits would suffer and services would as well - and they depend on them and will do so more in the future
Things would be great if you are well off and are fine looking after yourself
Especially if you are also very rich - which is the point
Beebo
Guru
Yes. These ex industrial towns have been badly let down for 40 years.
But Reform isn’t the answer.
These Durham voters are seeking some sort of nostalgia that has gone and not coming back.
Pinno718
Veteran
If Trump and his administration go mammaries up, will Nigel Cabbage still get the support from the Christian Nationalists will the reform voters see the parallels? Do they see that they are heading down the same tunnel?
The US mid terms (all being well and above board) will see a change in congress and the senate which is long before a GE in the UK.
The US mid terms (all being well and above board) will see a change in congress and the senate which is long before a GE in the UK.
BoldonLad
Old man on a bike. Not a member of a clique.
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I agree, but, so far, none of the other Parties have done anything for them, which was rather my point.
bobzmyunkle
Veteran
Mid term elections. Even thick people realise they've been had eventually.
Well ok, not all of them. Andy will believe to the bitter end.
midlandsgrimpeur
Well-Known Member
Serving the people of Clacton well again I see!
https://www.lbc.co.uk/article/nigel-farage-cameo-videos-parliament-records-5HjdNgN_2/
https://www.lbc.co.uk/article/nigel-farage-cameo-videos-parliament-records-5HjdNgN_2/
Pinno718
Veteran
The guy is a f*cking @rse.
He's converted to being Christian. Nothing to do with US Christian Nationalist money then?
How does he do 12 other jobs/assignments and still have time to be an MP?
Of the decent, hard working MP's I know/have known, they don't have enough time in the day.
midlandsgrimpeur
Well-Known Member
Complete grifter, of course. I think MP's should be banned from taking second jobs or taking earnings from anything other than investments. They are paid a very good salary and are employed to represent their constituents not take cushy numbers on so called news channels or do thousands of video messages.
Ian H
Squire
The High Street here has sockets on the buildings for flags. The council mostly fills them with union jacks.
There was one on our place. I hadn't noticed it until I woke one morning to find a flag fluttering outside. I got the ladder out, removed the union jack, unscrewed the socket to prevent a recurrence, and phoned the council to collect their gubbins.
There was one on our place. I hadn't noticed it until I woke one morning to find a flag fluttering outside. I got the ladder out, removed the union jack, unscrewed the socket to prevent a recurrence, and phoned the council to collect their gubbins.
OP
OP
briantrumpet
Squire
The irony is that these goons are conditioning me to hate flags, as I now associate them even more strongly with pure xenophobia.
icowden
Shaman
That's a bit unfair. Nigel puts in as much hard work as an MP as he did as an MEP.
