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Here is the single thing Labour can do to see off Reform and make British politics work
(www.theguardian.com)
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Can't believe Farage is still a thing. Are we all really this collectively stupid? :(
Oh yes.
Reform recently took over my local county council. Then they closed a community centre.
Response from the Facebook Crazies? "Why have Labour done this?" ๐คก
Farage should never have been a thing. But the media can't seem to leave tge prick alone
Also, if the system you use to make decisions is insanely unbalanced (FPTP), and you ask it insane questions ("should Nige be within shouting distance of any position of power?") then the answers it gives aren't really worth taking seriously.