Election 2024
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think that highlights why reform will be out trying to get people like Bridgen, Anderson and Clark-Smith.
If they manage to get an MP it will be based on ‘stopping the boats’ even with that being just a small percentage of immigration to the U.K.
Reform just don't have the party structure to win seats in the UK system, you need candidates who people can get behind a bit, not just a random bloke. It doesn't work.
So you're right, they need defections. I think they'll get one tbh.
UKIP and Greens have proven it time and time again, people who vote recognise the local people who work hard in the constituency.
This is why Libs always gain seats back. They target seats with Liberal councils which do a good job.
Kind of interesting how reform just two percentage points shy of Lib Dems but Lib Dems expected to get 30 seats to reforms 0. Lib Dems concentrated into clusters in the country as opposed to reform just leaching people from conservatives. Is reform just the racists from Conservatives? Pretty much the ones who would have voted BNP in the 80's?
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it good to see you finally taking an interest in politics and he utter ****ing sham of a government we have had for the last 14 years.
delivering us.
dogshit sandwiches on a daily basis.
Its targeted campaigning vs national campaigning.
Lib Dems had a higher vote percentage previous election 11% closer to 12% and lost seats.
Now theyve returned to 10% and could be about to gain.
Reform also just lack decent candidates. Part from the leader, who's your local Reform candidate?
Tons of Lib Dem candidates down south used to be local councillors and will have a name the more politically inclined will recognise.
Ofc all this could be bollocks come election time, the Tory's could do way better than expected
The figures are bullshit. It was purposely collated to look that way. The higher figure was for a one hour peak period, the average (delivery) cost that day was £675. These are not consumer prices. Some of the other country figures, they don't know where they came from, certainly not from European Power Exchange (EPEX SPOT).
First rule of anything Sucky posts is just to ignore.
@Milk this is typical tory gaslightingThe figures are bullshit. It was purposely collated to look that way. The higher figure was for a one hour peak period, the average (delivery) cost that day was £675. These are not consumer prices. Some of the other country figures, they don't know where they came from, certainly not from European Power Exchange (EPEX SPOT).
First rule of anything Sucky posts is just to ignore.
I know you Yanks are smart so will see right through it.
The figures are bullshit. It was purposely collated to look that way. The higher figure was for a one hour peak period, the average (delivery) cost that day was £675. These are not consumer prices. Some of the other country figures, they don't know where they came from, certainly not from European Power Exchange (EPEX SPOT).
First rule of anything Sucky posts is just to ignore.
I say "cage fight" and I'll believe the winner.
I can't mate, see the poster of the year thread, Sucky's gay, I can't go hitting someone that dresses like a rainbow.