By Bones McCoy
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mattomac wrote: Tue Jan 27, 2026 10:13 am
Andy McDandy wrote: Tue Jan 27, 2026 9:46 am
satnav wrote: Tue Jan 27, 2026 7:32 am Farage is still maintaining that he has turned down a number of potential Tory defectors because they are not the right fit for Reform, I really wish he would name names because I'm struggling to think of any Tories who are worse than Braverman and Rossendale.
You're assuming they'd be too right wing for him? Perhaps some more centrist ones fear losing their seats, so are trying to look further right than they really are?
Truss would spring to mind, Andrew Brigden perhaps? But yeah I would assume they will be more on the centre right than the right and far right.
Francois must be wondering where it all went wrong.
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By Samanfur
#104841
Even GB News is giving the nicotine-stained man-frog a grilling.

Any other party should be putting this quote on billboards. It's not a good soundbite with a by-election pencilled in:

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By davidjay
#104846
I wonder what 30p Lee thinks of all these high profile defections? One minute he's a cert for Home Secretary, the next he's in line for junior minister for road sweeping and bin collections.
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By Tubby Isaacs
#104847
Who are the Tories who really caused it to fail then, if it wasn't the fault of Zahawi, Jenrick or Braverman?

Perhaps a mysterious cabal of the relatively sane mucked it all up. Caroline Noakes, Robert Buckland and Roger Gale. It must have been them.
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