Brits, hope may be on the way: Musk!

[BigStar]

And just like that, things are now looking up for Farage.

 

 

But then, yesterday, came a bombshell poll which, for the first time in history, put Nigel Farage’s Reform party ahead of the incumbent Labour Party.

 

Sitting comfortably on 24% —Reform’s highest share of the vote with any pollster since the election—Farage’s party has not only overtaken Labour but is also within the margin of error of overtaking the Tories, who are only 2-points ahead, on 26%.

     --A bombshell new poll -why Reform is surging

 

 

[riclag]

I was at a party with many falang’s recently.

The falangs  from  socialist countries  didn’t participate im my circle of Starmer discussions!

The general consensus was  Bravo Musk!

[josephbloggs]

2 hours ago, riclag said:

I was at a party with many falang’s recently.

The falangs  from  socialist countries  didn’t participate im my circle of Starmer discussions!

The general consensus was  Bravo Musk!

Sounds like quite a party!

[BigStar]

Winning . . .

 

Winning Another Seat from Labour.

 

Nigel Farage’s Reform Party has gained another council seat from the ruling Labour Party. In a local by-election held in St Helens, Liverpool, on Thursday night, Reform candidate Victor Floyd secured victory in the Blackbrook ward, defeating Labour’s Sally Yeoman.

     --https://thenationalpulse.com/2024/12/14/farages-reform-party-gains-ground-winning-another-seat-from-labour/

[RayC]

17 minutes ago, BigStar said:

Winning . . .

 

Winning Another Seat from Labour.

 

Nigel Farage’s Reform Party has gained another council seat from the ruling Labour Party. In a local by-election held in St Helens, Liverpool, on Thursday night, Reform candidate Victor Floyd secured victory in the Blackbrook ward, defeating Labour’s Sally Yeoman.

     --https://thenationalpulse.com/2024/12/14/farages-reform-party-gains-ground-winning-another-seat-from-labour/

 

Almost completely irrelevant to anyone outside of the Blackbrook ward. The next general election is 4 years away. 

 

In any event, the turnout for this council election was 15% which, if it shows anything, is a disenchantment with politics by most of the UK electorate.

[BigStar]

7 minutes ago, RayC said:

 

Almost completely irrelevant to anyone outside of the Blackbrook ward. The next general election is 4 years away. 

 

In any event, the turnout for this council election was 15% which, if it shows anything, is a disenchantment with politics by most of the UK electorate.

 

A journey of a thousand miles . . . .