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    1. As expected, their popularity in the polls has lead to increased scrutiny, and their policies are falling apart like a cheap suit.

    2. AnOrangeBeanbag on

      If Farage told me it was raining I would go out to check.

      This idiot will say anything to get into power.

      Look at the USA for an example.

    3. Double_Comedian_7676 on

      „Party sources told the newspaper that new policies will focus on cuts to fuel duty, income, ­corporation and inheritance taxes.“

      The title is misleading, it clearly shows they’re going to reduce income tax. Some people can’t read

    4. LooneyTune_101 on

      I think the damage is done. We’re at a point where people will choose to ignore this as they want to believe the fairytales already spoken.

    5. setokaiba22 on

      Hopefully the beginning of people seeing through his ‘plans’.

      He can shout all he wants about immigration (and still hasn’t offered a viable plan to combat it that legally will be enforceable) but it’s the bread and butter of everything else that also matters and most people can’t even name an actual reform policy.

      As we’ve seen with the councils they’ve won and since lost or had people removed due to their actions.. they aren’t politically trustworthy at all

    6. ash_ninetyone on

      Working class people aren’t voting Reform for the tax cuts. They’re voting Reform because they think they’ll stop all the boats.

      This will have 0 impact on their polling.

    7. TalosAnthena on

      Is the next vote really going to be about who is the least bad party? All the parties seem rubbish. Before anybody says Green Party, don’t they want to get rid of nuclear weapons or something?

    8. I will vote for Reform in the local elections next year.

      I wouldn’t dream of voting tgat way in a General.

    9. Nob-Biscuits on

      I’m not sure why this guy is still relevant, the economy is good, wages are up, inflation down and immigration is way down. Time to fuck off now Nigel.

    10. He doesn’t want to be in power.  Then everything is his responsibility to fix and one thing Farage doesn’t like is responsibility 

    11. Impressive-Bird-6085 on

      Another major policy u-turn from Farage’s Reform UK! And they say they are very different from Labour and Conservatives, offering a different style of politics…

    12. ShambolicPaulThe2nd on

      Why would reform be tied to their last manifesto? Are parties not allowed to make new manifesto’s based on the latest facts and figures?

    13. Apollo-1995 on

      Reform 2029!!! Big change coming, great change, probably the greatest. Geddon Nige!

    14. Interesting to see the Tories trying to become Reform and (timid) signs of Reform trying to look like the Tories.

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