JJpool
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Off to a good start 
I wonder who will be supporting it off here...

I wonder who will be supporting it off here...
Dan Hodges is not exactly a reliable commentator on the leftOff to a good start
I wonder who will be supporting it off here...
Yeah you're right, just didn't want to scare off any potential supporters on hereShould this not be labelled a far left party
He's just commentating on the shambles situation.Dan Hodges is not exactly a reliable commentator on the left
I think the formation of a left of centre party is inevitable, given the rightward lurch of "Labour". I'm sure the right wing media (ie the vast majority of it) will give them a fair hearing!
What right wing media?Dan Hodges is not exactly a reliable commentator on the left
I think the formation of a left of centre party is inevitable, given the rightward lurch of "Labour". I'm sure the right wing media (ie the vast majority of it) will give them a fair hearing!
Just not Jewish onesThey’ll let even more illegal immigrants flood into the country!
They won't because they'll never get into a position of power.They’ll let even more illegal immigrants flood into the country!
It was from a credible Times journalistI see that JJ and fellow travellers are busy forming an opinion based solely on one tweet. How desperate....how typical.
Overall those figures show that the country is pretty much split 50/50 between right and left. Yet we persist with first past the post elections meaning that half of the country always feel unrepresented.
Don't be daft, there's only 2 sides to the political spectrum, the left, and the far right.Should this not be labelled a far left party
Is that possible?They’ll let even more illegal immigrants flood into the country!
So you'll have to vote Reform then as the two main parties have no intention of bringing PR in.Overall those figures show that the country is pretty much split 50/50 between right and left. Yet we persist with first past the post elections meaning that half of the country always feel unrepresented.
The time has come to change the voting system and how we govern the country.
It may well have been but it was still only one tweet. There is nothing in it to understand or explain why Corbyn was hesitant about joining the new party; nothing to explain what his intentions are around consolidating left wing Parliamentary opposition to Labour. Yet, these matters have been aired in other parts of the political media. No, your intention, as always among the right-wing apologists on this board, was simply to enjoy another snearing laugh at the left - regardless of context or validity.It was from a credible Times journalist
And when Reform get elected they will also stick with the system that got them there and round and round it will go.........So you'll have to vote Reform then as the two main parties have no intention of bringing PR in.
Not a chance if they promise it in their manifesto.And when Reform get elected they will also stick with the system that got them there and round and round it will go.........
Time will tell, but if they are significantly the biggest party using first past the post i imagine there will be a lot of bluff and bluster and it won't be a priority.Not a chance if they promise it in their manifesto.
Will it pass in Parliament not sure.
Let's see the colour of your money.Time will tell, but if they are significantly the biggest party using first past the post i imagine there will be a lot of bluff and bluster and it won't be a priority.
We'll find out soon enough because barring a disaster for them they will be the next government.
Not sure there's enough room on the fag packet.Not a chance if they promise it in their manifesto.
Will it pass in Parliament not sure.
How can you be a council employee and not realise that means you can't stand for election? Great vetting procedure by Reform Central Office as well.While back in the land of facts and actual evidence......This happened
After winning a council seat on the 1st May for Reform, and then finding out you cant be on the Council because you already work at the Council![]()
Lib Dems win County Durham by-election after Reform councillor resigned nine days in
The Liberal Democrats have won a seat from Reform UK on Durham County Council.www.thenorthernecho.co.uk
They had ANOTHER vote on the July 3rd
1st....Lib Dems......824
2nd...Labour......800
3rd....Reform....747
So after just 8 weeks........With real votes, no polls.....actual people voting.......Reform came 3rd
But I'm sure there's a X post that will say it was 'Fake News'
Reform are one of the 2 main partiesSo you'll have to vote Reform then as the two main parties have no intention of bringing PR in.
"Far right - no such thing"So I reckon it's like this
Far left - Corbyn etc
Left - Greens, Lib
Centre - Conservatives, Labour and Reform
Far right - No such thing
You forgot Reform"Far right - no such thing"
Tell that to The BNP, The National Front, The British Hand, Homeland, The EDL, Patriotic Alternative, British Democrats, Britain First, National Action, For Britain Movement and many other far-right splinter groups down the years. Actually one of the main reasons - if not the main one - for the far right's inability to gain Parliamentary representation has been Britain's FPTP voting system, which works against the influence of small parties.
How many of those parties can we vote for at the next General election or ever been able to vote for not many?"Far right - no such thing"
Tell that to The BNP, The National Front, The British Hand, Homeland, The EDL, Patriotic Alternative, British Democrats, Britain First, National Action, For Britain Movement and many other far-right splinter groups down the years. Actually one of the main reasons - if not the main one - for the far right's inability to gain Parliamentary representation has been Britain's FPTP voting system, which works against the influence of small parties.
We are talking about political parties not historic splinter groups"Far right - no such thing"
Tell that to The BNP, The National Front, The British Hand, Homeland, The EDL, Patriotic Alternative, British Democrats, Britain First, National Action, For Britain Movement and many other far-right splinter groups down the years. Actually one of the main reasons - if not the main one - for the far right's inability to gain Parliamentary representation has been Britain's FPTP voting system, which works against the influence of small parties.
I'd just say he's touching a nerve knowing your credentials.I see that JJ and fellow travellers are busy forming an opinion based solely on one tweet. How desperate....how typical.
They have 5 MPs.Reform are one of the 2 main parties
Oh that's what I did - right-o.We are talking about political parties not historic splinter groups
You have probably just wasted about 30 mins of you life doing a Google search for that
Do keep up
Fissiparous! Must have looked that one up in the dictionary, I had toIt was from a credible Times journalist
So why was he standing in the first place?
Thought exactly the same thing. Why on earth stand for a council seat if you've got cancer?So why was he standing in the first place?
And when do parties ever stick to their manifesto?Not a chance if they promise it in their manifesto.
Will it pass in Parliament not sure.
You're in the group that are not dogmatic then OL?I have voted Conservative much more than Labour (twice) but would never vote for that despicable woman.