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Once again, the warning signs are there for the current government if they do not do enough to change things for the electorate quickly enough.
I've said it before, will say it again and will keep on saying it: May's local elections have the potential to start a shake up of this country's political landscape in a way he haven't seen in generations.
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Fascists to the left, fascists to the right, and no one bats and eyelid, as long as they have their online drivel that keeps them entertained and whatever they want to hear, they will keep clapping and whooping 🤷♂️Originally posted by Nu-Eclipse View PostComment
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(1) Reform UK overtakes Labour for first time in national opinion poll – UK politics live
There's a breakdown of how it doesn't mean Farage will be PM as such currently but as a side note it feels like an early death knell for Badenoch's time in charge of the ToriesComment
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She should tell herself
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It'll be a death-knell for Starmer (who isn't and hasn't ever been popular) and Labour too if they insist on keeping the status quo that improves nothing for the lives of working people.Originally posted by Neon Ignition View PostComment
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I was hoping Labour would be less Tory....Comment
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As did many, many others.Originally posted by charlesr View Post
Increasingly feeling like a one-term government.
Pesky younger generation...forcing the Government to infringe on people's rights to privacy...Last edited by Nu-Eclipse; 08-02-2025, 16:56.Comment
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100 days of Badenoch.
Already talk of contemplating doing a deal with The Devil Farage if things get bad enough for the Tories come the Local Elections in May.
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I do wonder if Labour are front-loading their tenure with the rubbish stuff, ready for all the puppies and chocolates announcements closer to the next General Election.
You'll still have people banging on about the OAP fuel allowance fiasco, though.
This whole fiasco with the WhatsApp messages isn't helping.
Health minister Andrew Gwynne has been sacked after a newspaper revealed he sent a string of offensive and abusive WhatsApp messages.
Basically, he sounds like a right idiot for saying that he hopes a 72 year old resident who complained about her bin collection will be dead soon and loads of horrible, racist and sexist stuff. Another MP in the group has apologised for not calling him out.
As for Reform, I genuinely believe that they will form a majority in the next GE, the Conformatives.
When it comes to the crunch, Farage won't want to be PM as it sounds a bit too much like hard work, but he will back their latest MP, Tommy Robinson.
Plus, because it's a limited company, Farage will still get the cash.
Soon after, the country will resume its downward spiral of blaming minorities for everything, without actually fixing things.
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