Reform are getting endlessly pumped by the media and it's working for both of them.
this post was submitted on 28 Sep 2025
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The election will not be held tomorrow, or this year, or probably next.
There'll be a different Labour leader long before there's another election. And who knows? Maybe, by then, some of the media will have stirred themselves from their stupour to give Farage the forensic colonoscopy he so richly deserves.
Thankfully the election is in 4 years. Although I have little hope Labour can somehow present themselves in any favourable light
FPTP is going to end in fascism. Unless the majority to agree for the same party in the same constituency. I'd even vote Conservative to keep Reform out, which, where I am, I might have to.
The biggest losers to Reform? Labour?
Will people now realise that Brexit was both a tragedy of the Tories and Labour.
Had brexit not happened, they would just still be called the brexit party....