My view is that within a year or so the 2r's will be sharing about 20-22 % ish between them. Not one of them will have enough to be a force and they will be fighting bitterly between themseves.
If Farage loses, to a bin(!), he’s toast and slinks away into the undergrowth leaving a bunch of Tory re-treads in charge.
If he wins, the parliamentary investigations fire up again and he’s in proper trouble as, I’m convinced that one of them will come good. ‘specially if Tice is implicated as well.
If Burnham called a snap election, Reform would not win it. Farage wants to be prime minister, not leader of the opposition. A defeat would finish him soon enough. What followed would be a fight among the mad, the bad and the sad who remained. They would eat one another. It would be a great watch.
My view is that within a year or so the 2r's will be sharing about 20-22 % ish between them. Not one of them will have enough to be a force and they will be fighting bitterly between themseves.
We can but hope
Or sooner, depending on the outcome in Clacton?
If Farage loses, to a bin(!), he’s toast and slinks away into the undergrowth leaving a bunch of Tory re-treads in charge.
If he wins, the parliamentary investigations fire up again and he’s in proper trouble as, I’m convinced that one of them will come good. ‘specially if Tice is implicated as well.
Let’s hope you’re right.
If Burnham called a snap election, Reform would not win it. Farage wants to be prime minister, not leader of the opposition. A defeat would finish him soon enough. What followed would be a fight among the mad, the bad and the sad who remained. They would eat one another. It would be a great watch.