Re: We Are Being Taken For Right Mugs!
[QUOTE=JBR;1910603]Yes, you're right. I would have wanted to vote for Farage, but I can see the reason why he stood down. He would have split the Brexit vote and possibly handed government to Compo. That would have been unthinkable.
However, things are changing. The Loony Party is becoming even more of a joke and, consequently, losing more and more of their support.
What I hope might happen is that the Loonies might dwindle to equal the standing of the Limp Dems. We would then need a working opposition, and who better than the recently renamed Reform Party.
Two generally right-wing or middle of the road parties forming the government and the opposition would give us something we haven't had for as long as I have been alive: a much more likely situation of government and opposition agreeing to work together for the common good.
With Nigel's influence, there would be far more likelihood of achieving things that the majority of the electorate want: dissolution of the Lords, cessation of the existing pendulum politics of spend and borrow - save and restore our wealth, and especially a complete escape of EU rule, assuming that still has not been achieved.
The matter is, ultimately, all down to us, the voters.[/QUOTE]
Who have to wait fot four years, suffering austerity.
By the way, how are those 40 trade agreements doing, that barclay promised to conclude directly after 31 januari? No countries interested in trading with the UK?