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Politics - Part 2

This is part 2 of the Politics discussion.

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Number crunching (rounded down at some point) for the Bolton Wards (does include Walkden for the GE)

General Election (only votes for Reform and Labour)

Reform 35.4% Labour 64.6%

GM Mayor Election

Reform 42% Labour 58%

Personally feel that reform have peaked, but they have progressed in Bolton.

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People are seeing Farage for the grubby little twat is is.

2 hours ago, only1swanny said:

Number crunching (rounded down at some point) for the Bolton Wards (does include Walkden for the GE)

General Election (only votes for Reform and Labour)

Reform 35.4% Labour 64.6%

GM Mayor Election

Reform 42% Labour 58%

Personally feel that reform have peaked, but they have progressed in Bolton.

You need to compare the latest council elections to see the drop off for Reform.

More sleaze reported today by the Communists in the Sunday Times that shows Farage was planning his return well before he took the bung. The way the papers drip drop these stories will having them panicking there is more to come. Once a party hits this spiral hard to correct it as more and more people see him for the grifter the more enlightened saw years ago.

Today Rupert Lowe has been setting out his terms to work together. Includes no ex Tories ! So that will be fun. It ain’t the most outlandish thing he wants either.

Where else does NF go to get the ship sailing in right direction ? 90% of the sleaze is aimed at him personally, but if he goes who steps up ?

1 hour ago, mickbrown said:

People are seeing Farage for the grubby little twat he’s always been

Corrected for you.

1 hour ago, Ani said:

You need to compare the latest council elections to see the drop off for Reform.

More sleaze reported today by the Communists in the Sunday Times that shows Farage was planning his return well before he took the bung. The way the papers drip drop these stories will having them panicking there is more to come. Once a party hits this spiral hard to correct it as more and more people see him for the grifter the more enlightened saw years ago.

Today Rupert Lowe has been setting out his terms to work together. Includes no ex Tories ! So that will be fun. It ain’t the most outlandish thing he wants either.

Where else does NF go to get the ship sailing in right direction ? 90% of the sleaze is aimed at him personally, but if he goes who steps up ?

Every Reform MP is an ex Tory MP or party member.. Not sure how that will work.

I'm fairly sure I red Lowe was Tory until he left in protest..

18 minutes ago, jmjhb said:

Mr C has been fighting the good fight for about 40 years now! 🤣

Reckon that's a Whisky nose.

2 hours ago, mickbrown said:

People are seeing Farage for the grubby little twat is is.

I doubt many Reform voters are turned off by that

I think it's more likely that they've fielded a candidate who posts about sniffing bums, recruited ex-Tories to key positions, are a bit of a clownshow, and are hemorhagging votes to Restore

12 minutes ago, Lt. Aldo Raine said:

I think it's more likely that they've fielded a candidate who posts about sniffing bums,

Bum sniffer was Makerfield

Unless theyve found another!

2 minutes ago, Casino said:

Bum sniffer was Makerfield

Unless theyve found another!

He was

I just meant their drop-off in a general sense

35 minutes ago, only1swanny said:

The reform bingo is quite funny.

I've seen all sorts mentioned this morning.

We lost because the new system favours labour

Immigrants will vote for labour (Strange it was Green's last month allegedly)

The system is rigged

They've been rubbing out pencil votes

They've ignored postal votes for reform

not enough people voted.

We don't want to be in Greater Manchester that's why people didn't vote

People didn't understand how to vote for a second choice

It's block voting

1 hour ago, Ani said:

You need to compare the latest council elections to see the drop off for Reform.

More sleaze reported today by the Communists in the Sunday Times that shows Farage was planning his return well before he took the bung. The way the papers drip drop these stories will having them panicking there is more to come. Once a party hits this spiral hard to correct it as more and more people see him for the grifter the more enlightened saw years ago.

Today Rupert Lowe has been setting out his terms to work together. Includes no ex Tories ! So that will be fun. It ain’t the most outlandish thing he wants either.

Where else does NF go to get the ship sailing in right direction ? 90% of the sleaze is aimed at him personally, but if he goes who steps up ?

40 minutes ago, Lt. Aldo Raine said:

I doubt many Reform voters are turned off by that

I think it's more likely that they've fielded a candidate who posts about sniffing bums, recruited ex-Tories to key positions, are a bit of a clownshow, and are hemorhagging votes to Restore

No, this is all grist to the mill, and it's making them stronger. We'll be coming down the road....

I think theyre finished fwiw

Farridge has made a loads of cash though

Which is what its always been about for the grifting cunt

8 hours ago, mickbrown said:

People are seeing Farage for the grubby little twat is is.

Always found him to be generally a picture of sartorial elegance aside from the odd fashion faux pas . You're thinking of that scruffy cunt Corbyn.

5 hours ago, Sweep said:

No, this is all grist to the mill, and it's making them stronger. We'll be coming down the road....

Keep writing them off. The building continues.

7 hours ago, bolty58 said:

Always found him to be generally a picture of sartorial elegance aside from the odd fashion faux pas . You're thinking of that scruffy cunt Corbyn.

‘Satirical elegance’ is a decent attempt at fishing 🎣

Even the sun in Oz is not hot enough to fry your brain that much.

1 hour ago, Ani said:

‘Satirical elegance’ is a decent attempt at fishing 🎣

Even the sun in Oz is not hot enough to fry your brain that much.

'Satirical' elegance? FFS.

Still, Zico was once a private eye.

7 minutes ago, bolty58 said:

'Satirical' elegance? FFS.

Still, Zico was once a private eye.

Whoops, typing with no glasses on , spell check.

I should have pretended it was meant to be ironic .

9 hours ago, bolty58 said:

Always found him to be generally a picture of sartorial elegance aside from the odd fashion faux pas . You're thinking of that scruffy cunt Corbyn.

Mmmm - double breasted, comically oversized blazer with brass buttons and mustard corduroy trousers. Your favourite 😉😁

He dresses like Rupert Bear. And he was a little wanker too

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31 minutes ago, Ani said:

Cool

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10 hours ago, bolty58 said:

Always found him to be generally a picture of sartorial elegance aside from the odd fashion faux pas . You're thinking of that scruffy cunt Corbyn.

You know I wasn’t talking about what the cunt wears. (Shite though it is)

Tice now being investigated for non declaration of interests

For consistency should nt he now resign and force a by election so the British public can have their say ?

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