What do you make of 'Reform's' gains in local elections yesterday ?
Protest vote against the established parties ?
Or do you think they're a political force going forward ?
Or do you think they're a political force going forward ?
56-60, M
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I think it's the influence of social media. The Reform party are streets ahead of the opposition parties in that respect.
It's a worrying trend that votes are going to right wing parties.
I worry that there's a generation of self entitled, 'I'm alright Jack', voters. Finding Trump and Farage funny, or even, heaven forbid, relatable.
Billionaires and millionaires playing the ordinary man, and the gullible are lapping it up.
It's a worrying trend that votes are going to right wing parties.
I worry that there's a generation of self entitled, 'I'm alright Jack', voters. Finding Trump and Farage funny, or even, heaven forbid, relatable.
Billionaires and millionaires playing the ordinary man, and the gullible are lapping it up.