The Left will win if the Right stays divided.
Let's stop splitting the vote & unite on shared goals.
Country before party. It's time to work together. ๐ฌ๐ง
The real contest isn't between different strands of the UK right. It's between those who support the current idiotic trajectory (the wider Left) and those who want to change Britain's direction (the wider Right). Division on the Right seriously risks handing victory to the Left.
So sick of Conservative, Reform & Restore supporters pointing fingers and accusing each other of splitting the vote.
All 3 are splitting the vote. Wake up. Anyone not calling for the Right to Unite is part of the problem.
We either work together or Britain is finished. ๐ฌ๐ง
@BackYouGo The Tories have acknowledged the huge centrist failure of 2010-2024, when they "talked right but governed left". They've now made big policy changes (e.g. leaving the ECHR) and have undeniably moved back to the right of centre.
https://t.co/qE2DNlWIHz
So sick of Conservative, Reform & Restore supporters pointing fingers and accusing each other of splitting the vote.
All 3 are splitting the vote. Wake up. Anyone not calling for the Right to Unite is part of the problem.
We either work together or Britain is finished. ๐ฌ๐ง
@LincsEnigma No, there is a huge amount of common ground on policy. And any of these 3 would be a significant improvement on another left-wing government - which is what we'll get if the UK Right continues to squabble over small differences - rather than uniting over the shared fundamentals.
@BackYouGo That's simply not true. The overlap on key policies is remarkable. There is WAY too much common ground to justify 3 separate parties - especially at a time of existential crisis for Britain. Country before party. Let's work together. ๐ฌ๐ง
@harrikare@cholatera If every group insists โjust unite behind usโ, the underlying problem of fragmentation won't get solved. Many Conservative & Restore voters will never accept your solution. We need to unite under a new, neutral banner. Country before party. Let's rise above the tribalism.
@BarbosaMAC1@johnniepk I'm really not sure that's true. The overlap on key policies is remarkable. There is far far far too much common ground to justify 3 separate parties - especially at a time of existential crisis for Britain. Country before party. Let's work together.
https://t.co/MTUb5MStp8
Conservatives, Reform UK and Restore Britain are increasingly aligned on key policies. Time to recognise that common ground and find ways to cooperate. Country before party. ๐ฌ๐ง
Please follow & repost if you agree. ๐
(P.S. Any common ground we've missed?)
@CharlieFarnsba9 No. A "uniparty" means supposedly different parties becoming effectively one political establishment. I'm proposing the opposite - genuinely different parties temporarily cooperating on a limited number of shared objectives for one election, then separating and competing again.
@rtsrichard No true patriot would. This is an existential crisis for Britain and we are fast approaching the point of no return. We either work together on shared objectives or the Left will win. Please wake up.
https://t.co/cEFgN8RsvN
The Right is marching towards a disastrous 3-way split that pretty much guarantees victory for the Left. Labour won a landslide in 2024 when the Right vote was split 2 ways...
Conservatives + Reform
10.9m votes โ 126 seats
Labour
9.7m votes โ 411 seats
TIME TO WORK TOGETHER
Conservatives, Reform UK and Restore Britain are increasingly aligned on key policies. Time to recognise that common ground and find ways to cooperate. Country before party. ๐ฌ๐ง
Please follow & repost if you agree. ๐
(P.S. Any common ground we've missed?)
@alan_muso Great question. I think it would need a new, neutral banner - an umbrella entity. You could still retain your allegiance to your preferred party, while supporting the overarching alliance, of which your party would be a constituent member.
https://t.co/cEckMSiOrj
@RachOZoe@RupertLowe10@Nigel_Farage Exactly ๐
Look at the British & Irish Lions. Players from England, Scotland, Wales & Ireland are fierce rivals, but they put that hostility aside to take on a common enemy.
The UK Right needs more of that mindset - different groups retaining their identity while cooperating.
@rtsrichard I understand the concern, but I'm not proposing that kind of pact. I'm proposing a temporary alliance / coalition for one GE, built around a small number of shared objectives. The parties would retain their identities and could compete independently again afterwards if they wish.
@joeecho24 Maybe, maybe not. I'd rather focus on what we know for sure... Britain is now facing an existential crisis and there is significant common ground across the UK Right. Continued division risks wasting it. Whatever happens with individual leaders, the case for cooperation remains.
@rtsrichard Yes, the infighting needs to stop and the focus should be on defeating the Left. But with FPTP, simply stopping the attacks doesn't solve the problem of splitting the vote. We need to work together too. If we share key objectives, why not cooperate on them for one election?
@SusieWBmeme@ebdon_nick Spot on. This is THE ONLY OPTION. It's so painful watching the UK Right refusing to work together sensibly - when our country is marching towards the point of no return.
@RachOZoe@RupertLowe10@Nigel_Farage Exactly ๐
Look at the British & Irish Lions. Players from England, Scotland, Wales & Ireland are fierce rivals, but they put that hostility aside to take on a common enemy.
The UK Right needs more of that mindset - different groups retaining their identity while cooperating.
@RachOZoe@RupertLowe10@Nigel_Farage The only way through that I can see is for everyone on the UK Right to start focusing on policies rather than personalities. Who cares if you like each other? Britain is facing an existential crisis. There is huge policy overlap and plenty of common ground. An alliance is needed.
@R_r_o_s_e@RupertLowe10@Nigel_Farage Agreed. The Tories drifted to the centre & failed as a party between 2010-2024. It was a failure of leadership & direction, not necessarily every individual within it. Many good people left the party & should be commended for leaving & judged by their current beliefs and actions.
Great that @RupertLowe10 reached out. Great that @Nigel_Farage replied personally. Great that both have an open mind about working together. ๐
Key question - Does it make sense to exclude ex-Tories who tried to do the right thing while the party went the wrong way? ๐ค
BREAKING RIGHT NOW: Nigel Farage reveals he DID reach out to Rupert Lowe after yesterday's video on X by the Restore leader โ and he says he has an "open mind" but will not ditch Suella or Robert.
My understanding is that contact was via a personal text from Nigel to Rupert.
@RachOZoe@RupertLowe10@Nigel_Farage Exactly ๐
Look at the British & Irish Lions. Players from England, Scotland, Wales & Ireland are fierce rivals, but they put that hostility aside to take on a common enemy.
The UK Right needs more of that mindset - different groups retaining their identity while cooperating.
@RachOZoe@RupertLowe10@Nigel_Farage The only way through that I can see is for everyone on the UK Right to start focusing on policies rather than personalities. Who cares if you like each other? Britain is facing an existential crisis. There is huge policy overlap and plenty of common ground. An alliance is needed.