Thirdly, people have actually driven electric cars and realise they are quite a lot better.
I spent most of my childhood in Britain listening to people slagging off automatic transmission. Then people actually drove automatics and never went back.
In case you missed it - the last lap of that damp Grand Prix.
I was working in the aero department at the time. The backroom staff work for Sundays like these. Thanks JB (even though you put Lewis into the wall 🙄😂).
Montreal 12th June, 2011. #CanadianGP MP4-26
Let’s be honest.
The political establishment has spent 20 years failing the British public over and over again.
You don’t get to act shocked and “upset” that people are voting Reform.
This isn’t some mystery.
It’s the direct consequence of broken promises, declining trust, economic stagnation, crumbling public services and politicians who seem completely detached from normal working people.
Voters didn’t create this mess.
The mainstream parties did.
The mainstream parties you vote for and support.
When people feel ignored for decades, eventually they stop caring about party loyalty and start looking for literally anything different.
Reform’s rise is less an endorsement of them, and more a brutal rejection of the political class that drove millions to this point in the first place.
No, I didn’t vote Reform, but I support democracy.
@graeme_cobb Generally better looking, more efficient, better to drive, more interesting (certainly nowadays) than SUV's (not that I've ever driven either haha)