What are Reform policies

[jack_lord]

75% of all donations to the party come from just three wealthy men. The IFS found Reform’s tax plans would give the poorest households £17 a year and the richest £2,700. Nigel Farage earns over £1 million a year from right-wing media and financial interests.

 

[Scotia]

And how will they be paid for?

 

[jack_lord]

If you think that the assembly has performed badly under Labour with all the financial constraints attached the gap between Reform’s rhetoric and its record is not a matter of political opinion, it is a matter of verifiable fact so hang on to your seats if they manage to get enough to control with a coalition.

 

[Neath_Jack]

Simple, vote Plaid.

It’s a straight shootout, a one game play off. Plaid v Reform

Don’t fuck this up Wales.

 

[Scotia]

I'm voting tactically against Reform.

 

[jack_lord]

A Nation of Sanctuary doesn’t mean more asylum seekers. Wales doesn’t control immigration — Westminster does. What it does mean is treating people who are already here with basic fairness so they can work, support themselves, and be part of our communities instead of being pushed into poverty.

 

[rockinj]

Reform policies are whatever suits that week/day with one overriding policy of being nasty to immigrants.

 

[J_B]

Reform aren't a conventional political party. They're a limited company.
Unfortunately the people who will suffer most if they get in will be voting for them in droves.
It doesn't say much for the usual parties that hold power that it's come to this.

 

[rockinj]

Reform aren't a conventional political party. They're a limited company.
Unfortunately the people who will suffer most if they get in will be voting for them in droves.
It doesn't say much for the usual parties that hold power that it's come to this.

if it wasn’t for the p*k I’d be a doctor innit

 

[jack_lord]

Reform aren't a conventional political party. They're a limited company.
Unfortunately the people who will suffer most if they get in will be voting for them in droves.
It doesn't say much for the usual parties that hold power that it's come to this.

We call it the Reform bubble where reformers only talk to other reformers so their social media feed becomes reality without question

 

[Malaga]

Saw this earlier...

 

[Niigata Jack]

The Lady doth protest too much me thinks

There's an awful lot of people worried about reform on here and elsewhere, as this thread proves

Oh and for the avoidance of doubt, I've no time for Reform, Labour, Plaid or the pantomime clowns the Greens.

 

[JackSomething]

The Lady doth protest too much me thinks

There's an awful lot of people worried about reform on here and elsewhere, as this thread proves

Oh and for the avoidance of doubt, I've no time for Reform, Labour, Plaid or the pantomime clowns the Greens.

An awful lot of people who see what a Reform like approach has had in the States and don't want to see the same thing happen here. Seems fair enough to me.

 

[Neath_Jack]

Most important election Wales has ever had.

 

[Westwiltsjack]

Reform are gradually (and unwittingly) manoeuvring the UK into a position whereby a split of the constituent nations becomes increasingly likely. They are not strategists - see Brexit.