@H_Fletcher49 All the polls place Restore between 2-7%, only one in 100.000 user's on X actually live in Makerfield so can't vote in the by election anyway, so your post has minimal impact. Don't post if you've been eating magic toadstools.
@28virgo Habib has said he'll be a change for the better, and for the future of Restore as a party, initially Habib will be appointed Deputy Party Leader and likely Party Leader shortly after, this will enable Habib to commence his restoration of the party as he see's it.
@TheBarakaShow Habib plans on making big changes to Restore, out with the old ethno image and in with the new multiracial approach, this will bring Restore inline with the mainstream parties. Radicalism will be discouraged and Habib will promote a more positive attitude towards illegal migrants
@EulipotyphlaOG_ Habib said " Restore has gone full tilt" now he's part of Restore he plans on removing the hard core right wing elements of the party, Habib will also be announcing his intention to become Deputy Leader in order to implement his long term plans.
@TheBarakaShow If Habib and Lowe were patriotic and really placed the interests of the country first they wouldn't even contest Makerfield, yes I know they have a right to field a candidate, but when so much is at stake it brings into question their motives, and we all know the answer to that.
@BasilTheGreat The Tories who defected to Reform were the very best of the Tories, the failed one's stayed with the Tories, hence we now see a rapid decline in Tory support, membership and voter's.
@Goosey30111568 Restore party membership consists mostly of BNP supporters and some of the old NF party, the atmosphere of the party is degenerate and toxic, riddled with racism and vile extremist's, Lowe to politics is the same as Arthur Daley to car sales, not to be trusted.
@bigfanofmykids Buckley will be on hand to help console Sheppard after she loses in Makerfield. Buckley currently holds the record for "Biggest Loser" after polling a measly 154 votes in the Gorton by election.