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MikkiT's avatar

Shakespearean in it's emotional turmoil and angst. Well Barded.

Dominic Frisby's avatar

Thank you, sir.

Rich Johnston's avatar

In Makersfield, Keir wants you to vote for Reform. Andy wants you to vote for Restore.

Jennifer's avatar

Rupert all the way 💯👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

Mary Laurenson's avatar

No help needed it’s Rupert all the way - Restore for the WIN

Fxxxxx's avatar

👍Dominic!:

"The only requirement is, knowing what's needed/And then delivering, what's needed on time" Van Morrison

alexei's avatar

People seem to be losing sight of the bigger picture and there are too many egos involved. What matters most ? That Andy Burnham loses or that their preferred candidate wins above all else? If it's the former, one of either Nigel or Rupert will have to stand down for this specific election and try to persuade their supporters to hold their noses for the greater good.

I suspect it will be a similar choice at the next GE. Otherwise, Britain will be finished.

david tuber's avatar

Top vocal serenading , Mr Frisby.

But I’ll betcha Burnam’s winning margin will be less than the Restore vote…

Dominic Frisby's avatar

Could be.

although restore will attract A lot of people who would not otherwise have voted, so I wouldn't read too much into that.

david tuber's avatar

Well, I was completely wrong, wasn’t I?

Michele Spong's avatar

How sad that Lowe has to stoop to wilfully misrepresenting Reform statements and policies to get people to vote for him.

Peter B's avatar

Rupert has a quiz to help the undecided.

https://x.com/RupertLowe10/status/2065669998308171857

Dominic Frisby's avatar

haha. Slightly loaded questions!

OsamasSamosa's avatar

Kamala 28

Mark Bishop's avatar

Superb! You’ve got the differences between the two nailed: Rupert is heart, Nigel is head. Rupert is prickly; Nigel is smooth.

It would take Restore another ten years or so to reach the level of support and organisation that Reform already has — and that’s assuming Reform folded tomorrow. As that clearly isn’t going to happen, I can’t see Restore ever taking a significant lead.

And if Kemi had been Tory leader ten years ago, I doubt either of the aforementioned would have been in the fold. She’s an impressive leader.

For people of my demographic, the question is: would you rather have a convivial pint with Nigel, get into the nitty-gritty of politics with Rupert, or be disciplined by Kemi?

Probably all three.

Mary Laurenson's avatar

No gridlock - it's Rupert for the WIN

Tim's avatar

Hahaha brilliant. You’ve got your finger on the pulse here.