@tag4UK@John_S_Rawlins unfortunately the only party promising that likely won't be able to do anything to achieve it, at least as the current state of politics appears to me.
@tag4UK If the Green party takes power you had better have an exit plan. I'm a restore guy, but in the event of a general election any time between now and next year I'll probably hold my nose and vote for Reform though i would prefer not to.
@TomWinnifrith@LaticsJosie So it sounds like we have all of the leverage and nothing worth losing to get attacked on.
You had better start calling for Farage to accept a deal on our terms.
@PaulMas42975887@JezHermerMBE The point is to keep Reform from getting comfortable and act as a threat in order to push reform to adopt positions that more accurately represent those disenfranchised by the undeniable leftward move that farage has directed.
@paulfranks@JezHermerMBE I would be interested to see if Reform lost ground due to a consolidation of Labour, Liberal dem and Green voters or if this was a loss of popularity for Reform itself.
@mattfle02898557@JezHermerMBE I think both of you have the wrong take away. This isnt about a hypothetical, Reform and Restore both ran with full cards on the table and enough people picked Restore to sway the final result. This proves they don't feel represented by Reform. We need to figure out how to fix it
@TheGhostSleepi1 I don't speak for Restore, but I think Restore CAN fold under one simple condition.
Farage publicly addresses the demographic question.
Reform UK alienated the people who now vote Restore because they don't believe Farage is committed to the security of White Britons.
@Cal_III Trying to say it's us not voting for them that caused a split while doing everything possible to ensure we dont get political representation within reform
@EllieC51039968 You won't contend with my arguement because you acknowledge I'm correct, even if you will fight tooth and nail to avoid admitting it.
Thank you.
@claire_adams694@TheNorfolkLion >Restore is splitting the vote, you need to vote for Reform
>You're an ethno nationalist, we dont want you in our party
For fucks sake make up your mind, do you want us or not? 🤣
@claire_adams694@TheNorfolkLion Reform alienated part of its base, those voters found another party. Restore may be splitting the vote but it was Reform that split their party.
@patriotismbrit In that time frame, no i would not.
I am a Restore supporter through and through, this is a party that represents my politics.
However, tactically it would be better to trade Labour for Reform even if I have little faith that they will meaningfully change things.
@commontruth_ They alienated a chunk of their base and then got upset when that group stopped voting for them.
You cant make this shit up, total Tory moment.
@DerWhiteTiger@ZoomerHistorian No.
Stop creating new parties to profess to be the 'real' solution. We must work with what we have. Restore started as a pressure group and think tank, now we're directly challenging Reform to be better in the polls. We need to work within Restore to drag Reform to the right.
@WintersTale7846 You ARE tories. You havent changed anything but the colour of the spot in your twitter handle, same rhetoric, same values, same cabinet members, same baggage.