I feel the same reservations as most here, in fact reservations is too mild for these bizarre defections but somehow Reform/Nigel have incredible political torque. Their enemies are our enemies.
It seems a if we are in a play, Farage et al just slip into the costumes and say their lines , some of the audience like it, some not but the play is scripted and in the final scene Reform are in power. Its a very strange thing and more than anything it just makes me mistrust my judgement of what is now normal.
If he is that bothered and precious about being criticised by his fellow MPs then he has jumped ship to the right party: at least there is less chance that he will not be criticised by many of his fellow MPs in Reform
I gotta have a pee first and put the kettle on :)
I feel the same reservations as most here, in fact reservations is too mild for these bizarre defections but somehow Reform/Nigel have incredible political torque. Their enemies are our enemies.
It seems a if we are in a play, Farage et al just slip into the costumes and say their lines , some of the audience like it, some not but the play is scripted and in the final scene Reform are in power. Its a very strange thing and more than anything it just makes me mistrust my judgement of what is now normal.
Scotland will decimate them… and we wait for wales 🏴 and if the Irish sober up then they are going to do the same x
If he is that bothered and precious about being criticised by his fellow MPs then he has jumped ship to the right party: at least there is less chance that he will not be criticised by many of his fellow MPs in Reform
jenrik wont be ther for long as nigel and mohammed will try and get him put in prison like lowe
jenrik wont be in reform long as nigel and mohamed will try and get him in prison
So Jenrick makes statements about what other MPs have said to him but won’t name them?
He was happy to mention names in the cabinet, why be shy about the people who he quoted?
I was tempted to vote for him to be leader. So glad I didn’t now.
He was going to drop his resignation near the May elections, I’ve heard, for maximum impact.
He is doing this because he could see his hope of the crown slipping.
Watching him and Zia fighting over who will be heir to Farage should be a laugh.
Kemi did the right thing. How would it be possible to run a team knowing one of them was planning your downfall?
She had no other option.
I think an important part of Farages calculation is his conviction that economic collapse within 18 months is guaranteed.
In that scenario too many scared voters could vote Tory. The more familiar faces the more confidence that can have in Reform.
Interesting to read Rupert Lowe’s email today….
Heading right over there.