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By Dalem Lake
#93742
Given the rate that their councillors have been dropping out and the notorious quality of their vetting regimes, Reform would probably lose that majority within a couple of months due to bye-elections.
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By The Weeping Angel
#93744
Hopefully, but I'm worried about what damage they would do. Plus, they would have media outlets whitewashing their decisions.
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By Tubby Isaacs
#93746
Think it's very unlikely there's not much more of a tactical vote against Reform in Southern England. Even Kent, I don't see them winning all those seats.
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By Tubby Isaacs
#93747
And South Wales looks like too much Reform. Are they really going to win with, says 30% with Labour and Plaid on 25%, I think that's unlikely.
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By Tubby Isaacs
#93752
Ha ha ha, Market capitalization = share price x number of shares. Countries don't issue shares, as you may well have noticed.

Different things are different, who knew? Nigel Farage's book, The Purple Revolution has 320 pages. But there are only 271 words in the Gettysburg Address. Says a lot, eh?

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By Tubby Isaacs
#93754
Here's a reason to be skeptical of Reform's chances in 2029. At the moment, boat people and woke are keeping them going. Could Farage avoid responsibility for Brexit in a general election campaign? He'd be effectively running on the hardest Brexit again.

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