| Could this be the beginning 16:07 - Dec 13 with 2053 views | Boundy |
Reform seem to be be on a bit of a roll ,winning local elections as they appear ,not as many as the Torys which when you consider the General Election debacle for the Tories is quite surprising but still reducing Labours influence.
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/politics/elections/reform-score-huge-election-upset-as
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| Could this be the beginning on 16:09 - Dec 13 with 1200 views | controversial_jack |
A bunch of frauds | | | |
| Could this be the beginning on 16:15 - Dec 13 with 1186 views | Boundy |
How insightful. | |
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| Could this be the beginning on 16:15 - Dec 13 with 1186 views | JACKMANANDBOY |
Latest opinion polls have Conservatives, Labour and Reform about equal in the mid twenties when it comes to voting intention. |  |
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| Could this be the beginning on 17:32 - Dec 13 with 1122 views | Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
That’s the transport secretary role sorted then. |  |
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| Could this be the beginning on 20:56 - Dec 13 with 1041 views | max936 |
I hope not I can't stand Farage, his ambition lies at the door of the Tory leadership role, that much is obvious. |  |
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| Could this be the beginning on 22:15 - Dec 13 with 973 views | Mad_Mike |
Reform getting well organised in Swansea and Gower. Watch this space in the Senedd elections. | | | |
| Could this be the beginning on 23:14 - Dec 13 with 932 views | majorraglan |
| Could this be the beginning on 22:15 - Dec 13 by Mad_Mike |
Reform getting well organised in Swansea and Gower. Watch this space in the Senedd elections. |
They may well be getting organised, but as yet they’re pretty light on substance. | | | |
| Could this be the beginning on 23:26 - Dec 13 with 917 views | Kilkennyjack |
Reform are a bunch of uber English Nationalists.
They care nothing for Wales.
If you cant see that public school boy Farage would be on the side of the coal mine owners in bygone days then i cant help you.
Remember in 2016, Farage said vote for me, vote for Brexit, stop immigrants.
Result - lots more immigrants.
Fraud of a man. |  |
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| Could this be the beginning on 23:26 - Dec 13 with 919 views | Scotia |
I'd still like somebody to tell me what part of their "contract" isn't either massively detrimental or just nonsense. | | | |
| Could this be the beginning on 01:24 - Dec 14 with 872 views | Robbie |
The Welsh vote will always be Labour irrelevant of any outsiders trying to change ideas .
The Labour red rossette even worn by a monkey on the rostrum would get in as my late father used to say , he was a Trade Unionist as was I too .
Wales will never change going forward now , youngsters not bothered to go to the voting booth on Election Day , in their eyes a waste of time and why bother they are all the same.
Question will be who now cares about Politics and Politicians , not many it seems .
Politicians are not exactly making themselves popular either . Claiming for all the expenses available to them including covering second home heating bills , nice one .
Conservatives or Reform governing Wales , not holding breath waiting .
That cosy club on Tiger Bay , The Senedd would self implode if drastic voting changed . | | | |
| Could this be the beginning on 08:50 - Dec 14 with 819 views | Boundy |
| Could this be the beginning on 23:14 - Dec 13 by majorraglan |
They may well be getting organised, but as yet they’re pretty light on substance. |
Like all new party's I wouldn't expect much different but for those who dismiss them you do so at your peril ( a bit ott maybe but the truth is they seem to be the party on the up.)
For far too many years the same old battle between Labour & the Torys have been fought with the outcome the same , the same penalties imposed on the voter , the same punishments meted out. Who knows what they can or cannot do but one things for certain that cannot be said of Labour or the Conservatives . | |
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| Could this be the beginning on 09:09 - Dec 14 with 803 views | Whiterockin |
| Could this be the beginning on 08:50 - Dec 14 by Boundy |
Like all new party's I wouldn't expect much different but for those who dismiss them you do so at your peril ( a bit ott maybe but the truth is they seem to be the party on the up.)
For far too many years the same old battle between Labour & the Torys have been fought with the outcome the same , the same penalties imposed on the voter , the same punishments meted out. Who knows what they can or cannot do but one things for certain that cannot be said of Labour or the Conservatives . |
Established political parties are getting very nervous as are their staunch supportes, as they should be. Dismiss Reform at your peril, people have had enough of the current parties and will vote for change, it will happen. The Senedd elections will see a massive breakthrough and Reform will have a major say in the next Welsh parliament, possibly as the major party. The thought of a Labour coalition will only push voters away from the parties concerned, Labour in Wales are now a busted flush and other parties won't go near them as seen with the budget vote. There is a massive change in Welsh politics just around the corner, the Welsh population have had enough. |  | | |
| Could this be the beginning on 09:18 - Dec 14 with 787 views | Gwyn737 |
I’m curious as to which of Reform’s policies ( apart from reducing immigration) are proving tempting to voters? | | | |
| Could this be the beginning on 09:31 - Dec 14 with 775 views | Whiterockin |
| Could this be the beginning on 09:18 - Dec 14 by Gwyn737 |
I’m curious as to which of Reform’s policies ( apart from reducing immigration) are proving tempting to voters? |
Personally I would say people in Wales have had enough of the lies, deceit and most of all the lack of listening by the major parties. Public services that the Senedd control are a shambles.They are looking for change and see Reform as the only option. It's not what Reform will do, it's more a protest vote. People really have had enough in Wales. | | | |
| Could this be the beginning on 09:33 - Dec 14 with 772 views | blackswan |
| Could this be the beginning on 09:18 - Dec 14 by Gwyn737 |
I’m curious as to which of Reform’s policies ( apart from reducing immigration) are proving tempting to voters? |
Think the tempting thing is that they are not conservative or labour both of whom have been disasters for wales | | | |
| Could this be the beginning on 09:42 - Dec 14 with 756 views | raynor94 |
| Could this be the beginning on 09:18 - Dec 14 by Gwyn737 |
I’m curious as to which of Reform’s policies ( apart from reducing immigration) are proving tempting to voters? |
There's going to be a massive anti Labour vote at the next election, people have had enough.
And the way Starmer has started is not helping at all |  |
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| Could this be the beginning on 09:43 - Dec 14 with 753 views | Whiterockin |
| Could this be the beginning on 09:33 - Dec 14 by blackswan |
Think the tempting thing is that they are not conservative or labour both of whom have been disasters for wales |
That is exactly the point. Until Labour supporters accept this they are doomed to fail. Conservatives and Plaid in Wales accept this an are trying to adapt, but it is to late for 18 months time. | | | |
| Could this be the beginning on 09:44 - Dec 14 with 753 views | Gwyn737 |
| Could this be the beginning on 09:42 - Dec 14 by raynor94 |
There's going to be a massive anti Labour vote at the next election, people have had enough.
And the way Starmer has started is not helping at all |
I get the protest vote but when we’re thinking about actually handing them some power, what do people think they’ll do with it? | | | |
| Could this be the beginning on 09:46 - Dec 14 with 743 views | onehunglow |
| Could this be the beginning on 09:42 - Dec 14 by raynor94 |
There's going to be a massive anti Labour vote at the next election, people have had enough.
And the way Starmer has started is not helping at all |
They will be voted out at the first election.
Next years local elections will be interesting | |
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| Could this be the beginning on 09:50 - Dec 14 with 739 views | Whiterockin |
| Could this be the beginning on 09:44 - Dec 14 by Gwyn737 |
I get the protest vote but when we’re thinking about actually handing them some power, what do people think they’ll do with it? |
I wouldn't be surprised if they went on a "let the people choose" ticket in Wales, offering a vote on abolishing the Senedd and handing power back to Westminster. If this was successful for them they would go into the next GE as the party delivering what voters want. [Post edited 14 Dec 9:52]
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| Could this be the beginning on 10:05 - Dec 14 with 701 views | Gwyn737 |
| Could this be the beginning on 09:50 - Dec 14 by Whiterockin |
I wouldn't be surprised if they went on a "let the people choose" ticket in Wales, offering a vote on abolishing the Senedd and handing power back to Westminster. If this was successful for them they would go into the next GE as the party delivering what voters want. [Post edited 14 Dec 9:52]
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That would indeed be interesting.
Living away I’ve not really got a strong opinion on devolution so I keep a keen eye if that did happen. | | | |
| Could this be the beginning on 10:38 - Dec 14 with 655 views | Whiterockin |
| Could this be the beginning on 10:05 - Dec 14 by Gwyn737 |
That would indeed be interesting.
Living away I’ve not really got a strong opinion on devolution so I keep a keen eye if that did happen. |
Everywhere you go people are complaining about labour and the Senedd. I was at a social event yesterday and people I met for the first time were complaining when the subject came up. I just kept quiet and listened. It's the best way to get a general consensus of opinion without people agreeing with you. | | | |
| Could this be the beginning on 10:44 - Dec 14 with 652 views | controversial_jack |
| Could this be the beginning on 10:38 - Dec 14 by Whiterockin |
Everywhere you go people are complaining about labour and the Senedd. I was at a social event yesterday and people I met for the first time were complaining when the subject came up. I just kept quiet and listened. It's the best way to get a general consensus of opinion without people agreeing with you. |
People of the Uk were complaining about the last govt too, They were complaining about the EU until they got Brexit, which they are complaining about now. They will complain about whoever is in power. They do not know what they want and won't be happy under any circumstances | | | |
| Could this be the beginning on 10:59 - Dec 14 with 642 views | Whiterockin |
| Could this be the beginning on 10:44 - Dec 14 by controversial_jack |
People of the Uk were complaining about the last govt too, They were complaining about the EU until they got Brexit, which they are complaining about now. They will complain about whoever is in power. They do not know what they want and won't be happy under any circumstances |
And what happened to the last Westminster government. | | | |
| Could this be the beginning on 13:51 - Dec 14 with 526 views | Ohyeah |
| Could this be the beginning on 23:26 - Dec 13 by Kilkennyjack |
Reform are a bunch of uber English Nationalists.
They care nothing for Wales.
If you cant see that public school boy Farage would be on the side of the coal mine owners in bygone days then i cant help you.
Remember in 2016, Farage said vote for me, vote for Brexit, stop immigrants.
Result - lots more immigrants.
Fraud of a man. |
Sorry you forgot to mention the 9 Labour cabinet/front benchers who have themselves attended private schools out of 27 ministers...
You even had a Labour MP in the last parliament John Spellar who went to the same school as Farage ( Dulwich)
So much for our working class hero Labour MP's.. [Post edited 14 Dec 14:00]
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