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Stressed, post: 423069, member: 20 Wrote:I was fortunate to have a trip to Vagus in the lead up to when Trump won his first term. I couldn't believe how stupid some of the Americans were with their support of him.
Black working class women saying he's great. The moment he got in he scrapped "Obama care" which meant these women lost their health care and received the "poor mans" version. Trumps "Big Bill' has now scrapped the poor mans health care as well.
There's big competition for who's the biggest arse, Trump, BoJo or Farage
On my first of many visits to the US I soon learnt just how different they are from us and the rest of planet Earth. Don’t get me wrong I loved my visits, and I met some good people over there, but you only have to watch their tv to see just how stupid many of them are. Their ignorance of what’s going on in the world is legendary, but many are simply brainwashed and have little idea of what’s going on in their own country. I was asked more than once about our NHS, some Americans think it’s a form of communism.
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I have English relatives in Philly and north of Boston.
In the north of Boston office my cousin runs some of the staff (all degree and masters degrees) after the Brexit vote were discussing "I the uk has left Europe will it take less time to get there?"
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Have a chuckle at Reform
Especially the council meeting
https://www.threads.com/@reformarenotyourfriends
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Nightstaffer, post: 423075, member: 10168 Wrote:Have a chuckle at Reform
Especially the council meeting
https://www.threads.com/@reformarenotyourfriends If only half of this was true I might have a chuckle Ns.
But its all true, and yet they remain ahead of Labour.
So rather than having a chuckle I will just keep hoping that some see sense.
But sadly you need a brain for that, and there's the rub.
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Let’s be careful that we don’t make Reform credible
I am hearing a lot of people saying that they are a threat
Yes they are but only if we don’t challenge them at every turn
Farage said he would save £7 billion
So headline reads
Reform will save £7billion
Great everyone says let’s vote reform
But it was a lie
A blatant lie
Farage was going to sack all the woke diversity posts
In the 10 councils that Reform control there are only 10 part time poss equivant to 5 full time posts
At £50k a year that’s just £250,000 savings
Farage has just signed up for his tenth paid job outside of Parliament
He is a pundit for Sky Australia
The man is coining it in
And too busy to attend Parliament
Expose and challenge them at every turn
Yes Labout have made a couple of mistakes
But they are making progress in lots of areas and coming up with good injustices such as Best Start to replace the Sure Start that the Conservatives binned
Waiting lists down
Million more GP appointments
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Nightstaffer, post: 423077, member: 10168 Wrote:Let’s be careful that we don’t make Reform credible
I am hearing a lot of people saying that they are a threat
Yes they are but only if we don’t challenge them at every turn
Farage said he would save £7 billion
So headline reads
Reform will save £7billion
Great everyone says let’s vote reform
But it was a lie
A blatant lie
Farage was going to sack all the woke diversity posts
In the 10 councils that Reform control there are only 10 part time poss equivant to 5 full time posts
At £50k a year that’s just £250,000 savings
Farage has just signed up for his tenth paid job outside of Parliament
He is a pundit for Sky Australia
The man is coining it in
And too busy to attend Parliament
Expose and challenge them at every turn
Yes Labout have made a couple of mistakes
But they are making progress in lots of areas and coming up with good injustices such as Best Start to replace the Sure Start that the Conservatives binned
Waiting lists down
Million more GP appointments
Sadly right now if there was an GE reform would be favourites to win.
So in terms of winning the next election, they are credible.
Lying in today’s world is the new truth, Brexit was based on lies, plain and simple.
Trump lies constantly, truth is in short supply, being truthful does not necessarily make you credible in today’s sad world, those days are sadly long gone Ns, replaced by narcissistic characters who lie more than they tell the truth.
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The conservatives are in a slump but that won’t last long
Labour got off to a shaky start and that’s reflected in the polls not because Reform are better
So both the Labour and Conservatives will make gains
Reform are probably the best that they ever will at 34%
the sitting government never do well in the opinion polls
So Labour will improve from 25%
The tories will ditch Kemi
And they will bounce back
All at Reforms expense
Also they are doing poorly in the councils that they run
Their MPs are not toeing the party line
They weren’t vetted beforehand
Tice is losing credibility slowly
There is more to come in him
Farage has lots of bad history and is making promises he can’t keep
He spend more time on aeroplane seats flying to Washington than he does sitting lion the benches in the Commons
Who would be Reform’s Prime Minister?
Certainly not Farage
He would run a mile from that job
He hadn’t got the commitment or indeed the ability
So as far as I am concerned this is as good as it gets for Reform
Reform 34%
Labour. 25%
Cons. 8%
That won’t stay like that much longer
Let’s not write off the Lib Dem’s too
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Nightstaffer, post: 423079, member: 10168 Wrote:The conservatives are in a slump but that won’t last long
Labour got off to a shaky start and that’s reflected in the polls not because Reform are better
So both the Labour and Conservatives will make gains
Reform are probably the best that they ever will at 34%
the sitting government never do well in the opinion polls
So Labour will improve from 25%
The tories will ditch Kemi
And they will bounce back
All at Reforms expense
Also they are doing poorly in the councils that they run
Their MPs are not toeing the party line
They weren’t vetted beforehand
Tice is losing credibility slowly
There is more to come in him
Farage has lots of bad history and is making promises he can’t keep
He spend more time on aeroplane seats flying to Washington than he does sitting lion the benches in the Commons
Who would be Reform’s Prime Minister?
Certainly not Farage
He would run a mile from that job
He hadn’t got the commitment or indeed the ability
So as far as I am concerned this is as good as it gets for Reform
Reform 34%
Labour. 25%
Cons. 8%
That won’t stay like that much longer
Let’s not write off the Lib Dem’s too Yes I agree it’s a possibility Ns, even likely, but I would not rule out reform doing well, that’s all I am saying . No one thought we would vote for Brexit, and look what happened. And who would have predicted a few years ago that trump would end up in the White House twice.
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Wait for the new socialist party to get going, the polar opposite to Reform. The new party that is clearly standing up and calling out Isreal for genocide and killing innocent children.
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Talking of Brexit
Who helped to get that voted in
Farage and his other party UKIP
Another blunder by Farage
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