Reform

[Hrolf The Ganger]

I accept some Governments in the past have announced sound policies which they ultimately find challenging to deliver for a plethora of reasons.
What Reform have announced have had me shaking my head. Farage might have picked up the megaphone but the sound emitted is total and utter hogwash.

Enough on Reform, it is high time I turn my attention to football on the television !

Have a pleasant evening Willo.

 

[Willo]

Have a pleasant evening Willo.

This is most kind of you.Thank you kind Sir.
I reciprocate your sentiments.

 

[cryrst]

This is most kind of you.Thank you kind Sir.
I reciprocate your sentiments.

And vote reform 🤦😁

 

[Wisbech Eagle]

5 Reform Councillors on Cornwall County Council, including the Leader and Deputy, have resigned from the Party and will now sit as Independents.

They claim they were being instructed on how to vote from the centre on everything. Particularly to oppose any policy which involved trying to deal with climate change. They want to serve the local needs by using their knowledge and wisdom, and not just be mindless voting machines.

Is this happening elsewhere? Not a good look but it does look the sort of thing Farage would expect.

 

[Wisbech Eagle]

I am becoming aware of the stirrings of a coordinated movement which will identify the candidate who is the most likely to challenge Reform, in any constituency where there is a realistic prospect of Reform winning.

This candidate will then be endorsed as the “Stop Reform” choice and invited to include a logo on literature etc, if they so choose. Local activists will nevertheless make sure that the endorsement is known in each area.

As there are many who would prefer a coalition of the responsible to any government which included anyone from Reform this could see widespread tactical voting of the type we saw in Wales last week.

I can hear the spluttering of disapproval as I write this but not wanting something is every bit as important as wanting something.

 

[georgenorman]

I am becoming aware of the stirrings of a coordinated movement which will identify the candidate who is the most likely to challenge Reform, in any constituency where there is a realistic prospect of Reform winning.

This candidate will then be endorsed as the “Stop Reform” choice and invited to include a logo on literature etc, if they so choose. Local activists will nevertheless make sure that the endorsement is known in each area.

As there are many who would prefer a coalition of the responsible to any government which included anyone from Reform this could see widespread tactical voting of the type we saw in Wales last week.

I can hear the spluttering of disapproval as I write this but not wanting something is every bit as important as wanting something.

The metastasis of the cancer that is the Left.

 

[Stirlingsays]

The metastasis of the cancer that is the Left.

He's just looking for reactions.

It's good now that we aren't forced to look at it.

 

[Wisbech Eagle]

He's just looking for reactions.

It's good now that we aren't forced to look at it.

That no one has reacted is itself a telling reaction!

 

[ASCPFC]

I am becoming aware of the stirrings of a coordinated movement which will identify the candidate who is the most likely to challenge Reform, in any constituency where there is a realistic prospect of Reform winning.

This candidate will then be endorsed as the “Stop Reform” choice and invited to include a logo on literature etc, if they so choose. Local activists will nevertheless make sure that the endorsement is known in each area.

As there are many who would prefer a coalition of the responsible to any government which included anyone from Reform this could see widespread tactical voting of the type we saw in Wales last week.

I can hear the spluttering of disapproval as I write this but not wanting something is every bit as important as wanting something.

That will backfire spectacularly and strengthen Reform's vote.