Egal, dass sich die Flaggenverbote, wo sind die Richtlinien? Bewertung von 100 Tagen reformierten Räten | Reform uk | Der Wächter

    https://www.theguardian.com/politics/ng-interactive/2025/aug/30/100-days-of-reform-led-councils-flag-bans-policies

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    8 Kommentare

    1. Credit where credit is due; they wanted to ban rainbow lanyards too.

      They failed. But they tried bless them.

    2. Enron_Hubbard1 on

      Reform don’t have ‚plans‘, they have (low-hanging) ‚talking points‘, and that’s it. That’s why they’ll flounder like their predecessors the NF, BNP, UKIP.

    3. Actual-Tower8609 on

      Their job is to disrupt and show that reform are all about being anti woke.

      This gains more votes for the next general election.

    4. Reform are a populist protest movement based around a personality cult, not a credible party of government.

      Just like Labour under Corbyn. Lots of noise from the devoted, but a joke to everyone else.

    5. As a rule, Governments are not voted in but are voted out. Labour will be voted out because they aren’t doing a good enough job. It then boils down, realistically, to a choice of Reform or the Tories . The 14 years of Tory rule was a disaster. Reform don’t have to do a lot to be the next Government. The biggest danger for Reform is not blowing up during the next 4 years. Time will tell

    6. TurbulentBullfrog829 on

      Do councils have policies? I’ve lived all over this country over the years. Some are more competent than others but I don’t think you could really tell which party was in charge of a council without looking it up.

    7. disordered-attic-2 on

      Farage has one news conference a week announcing policies and plans so I don’t quite get this.

      Not anymore lacking than ‘smash the gangs’

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