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Post by piglet on Dec 10, 2023 11:46:17 GMT
I am asking for a Reform party section in this section, it will be part of the electorate understanding what they stand for. It is said that 10 per cent of the electorate voting reform will get rid of the Tories, its got my vote, the Tories have to GO.
They are now and have been for a long time saying one thing and doing another.
Like the boats, you cant do that, you are in charge, criminality is a vote loser.
Getting booted will give the true conservatives time to recapture the party, like Starmer has done in regards to the Communists, Corbyn etc.
Good Morning.
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Post by piglet on Dec 11, 2023 12:50:52 GMT
Thats a no then.
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Post by bancroft on Dec 11, 2023 13:54:23 GMT
They have not got one for the Green Party and they do have one seat.
Reform are not off the mark yet......... so maybe a bit premature.
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Post by dappy on Dec 11, 2023 14:07:16 GMT
If the populists win the Tory civil war after the election, not sure there will be a Reform Party. Would there then be a One Nation party or have they learned the lesson from Change?
If the One N ationers win the civil war, suspect the populists will decamp to something like Reform in which case a subforum may well be appropriate.
Meanwhile there is an "other party" subforum.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 11, 2023 14:47:35 GMT
Moderators cannot normally add forums or sub-forums, that's a matter for forum admin, i.e. Tinculin. |
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Post by borchester on Dec 11, 2023 16:21:26 GMT
If the populists win the Tory civil war after the election, not sure there will be a Reform Party. Would there then be a One Nation party or have they learned the lesson from Change? If the One N ationers win the civil war, suspect the populists will decamp to something like Reform in which case a subforum may well be appropriate. Meanwhile there is an "other party" subforum. The current Tory government is made up largely of Remainers, who follow a 28 nation policy by trying to take the UK into the EU.
Reform does not seem to have any policies other than shooting immigrants and re introducing Mrs Dale's Diary, but they are the best of a piss poor field
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Post by Red Rackham on Dec 13, 2023 1:41:54 GMT
If the populists win the Tory civil war after the election, not sure there will be a Reform Party. Would there then be a One Nation party or have they learned the lesson from Change? If the One N ationers win the civil war, suspect the populists will decamp to something like Reform in which case a subforum may well be appropriate. Meanwhile there is an "other party" subforum. The current Tory government is made up largely of Remainers, who follow a 28 nation policy by trying to take the UK into the EU.
Reform does not seem to have any policies other than shooting immigrants and re introducing Mrs Dale's Diary, but they are the best of a piss poor field
LOL, it's like groundhog day. That's the same sort of left wing pro EU drivel that people like you said about UKIP, before they gained 12.7% of the vote and forced a long overdue referendum. The difference between UKIP and Reform is, it took UKIP 20 years to get to 10% of the vote. It's taken Reform 5 years. Keep laughing... |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 13, 2023 9:50:39 GMT
We have a split Conservative Party one part with a largely Lib/Dem outlook and another of true Conservatives. Sunak is possibly the last nail in the Conservative coffin. It appears that many are turning to Reform in hope and desperation of a new beginning and yet they still escape any real scrutiny. The latest guess at a GE date is May 2nd.
We need to put Reform under the microscope now so I would hope for a Reform section where their policies can be discussed quite separately long before Sunak fires the GE starting gun.
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Post by Orac on Dec 15, 2023 21:14:51 GMT
If reform become a major item in polling, I will add them (unless there are huge objections).
The rationale would be that they are a rising rocket of significance and are breaking the mould of British politics. At the moment i think doing so would be a bit unfair though
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