Reform UK is in freefall | Election 2024 | The New Statesman
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Publicado 2024-07-02
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"It would be better for Nigel Farage if he is the only Reform candidate to become an MP" - Rachel Cunliffe
Freddie Hayward and Rachel Cunliffe discuss the unravelling of Reform UK as yet another candidate has suspended her campaign - and defected to the Conservatives.
With less that two days to go until the general election, they also discuss the hypocritical Conservative attacks on Keir Starmer who has said he will try Tory candidates who are already vying to take over the party leadership after the election.
Read more:
Reform could haunt a Labour government - Freddie Hayward
www.newstatesman.com/the-weekend-report/2024/06/re…
Inside the shadow Tory leadership contest - Rachel Cunliffe
www.newstatesman.com/politics/conservatives/2024/0…
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Todos los comentarios (21)
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Watch next: Labour government is "essential, but will offend" - Andrew Marr https://youtu.be/26XGfzPVIxU
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I can’t wait to see the back of the Tories.
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One Reform candidate resigning, is hardly "freefall". Nice propaganda piece though.
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All this twaddle because Starmer wants to spend some time with his family says everything about the state of politics and the Conservatives
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More media propaganda...
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I’m sure if something big happened on a Friday evening that Kier Starmer (as Prime Minister) would be on the job. I think it’s amazing that the Tory press have taken this as an attack line after supporting Johnson who was largely absent from his duties on most days.
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If 61 is too old to work, Starmer's age, can you bring the retirement age down please instead of putting it up.
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There are a good many single parent families in our country who are the result of workaholic, detached fathers. Good on Starmer for declaring that his family are as important to him as being PM.
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The only thing in free fall is trust in the media! Why is media spending is much effort going after a party that’s only going to get a few seats?
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To be fair, plenty of fascists went to Eton.
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Oswald Mosely went to Winchester so .... As for the Tories attacking Starmer for wanting to spend Friday nights with his family, it simply shows how desperate they are.
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This person was a Tory stooge apparently.
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Where were they when Bojo was on holiday the whole time?
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Absolute dirty tactics…Vote Reform
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And what about all the tory MP's who don't work full time as MP's because they do other jobs ???
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Where should he have his dinner on a Friday night? It is completely irrelevant.
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Reform in freefall? 5000 people turned up at a Rally on Sunday. Just because a plant tried to derail Reform does not amount to freefall. VOTE REFORM!
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I just wish the next UK government focuses on delivering economic relief for the base of the pyramid. That's what's so key for the UK 🇬🇧.
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‘Reform is in freefall’. Never has the phrase ‘the wish is the father of the thought’ been more true here.
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A serious question for you politically astute out there --- Reform is a company owned by Farage, can Farage fire one of his own MP's?
