The political views of any Reform MP will certainly be closer to the ERG and right of the Tories and most Tory members than a Labour MPs (View Post)

Possibly, I would though also expect Jenrick to try and do a deal with Farage at the next general election so the Tories don't put up a candidate or if they do only a paper one in seats where Re… (View Post)

In 2015 the DUP got 0.6% and the UUP 0.4%. So the combined right of centre Tory, UKIP, DUP and UUP UK voteshare was 50.4% and a majority. Plus the 8% who voted LD were voting for an Orange Book, free… (View Post)

Corbyn got 7% more in 2017 than Starmer did in 2024, Corbyn was only 1% behind what Starmer got in 2024 in 2019 even. Corbyn also held his seat against a Starmer approved candidate. Corbyn was electo… (View Post)

Remember in 2017 Corbyn got a hung parliament, 40% of the vote and was just an extra 30 seat gains from the Tories from becoming PM. In 1975 Thatcher was seen as an unelectable rightwinger, by 1979 s… (View Post)