Reform have climbed three feet up and are ranting that there's an elite globalist conspiracy to put the cliff upside down.

Not so much a Conservative collapse but a Reform sabotage job on the Right wing vote.

Not really. There was a massive rise in the share of non-Lab/Tory votes. Quite simply, the small parties have generally done incredibly well, so there is simply fewer votes available for the big two. Add in the fact that if the Libs had been second to the sitting Tory in my constituency, I would have voted for them (I'm a member of the Labour Party, btw) and I would have been one of millions who did vote tactically.

A win, is a win, is a win :}

That’s only because tories change the boundaries,

Lots of labour voters voted lib/democracy just to get rid of tories.

Who cares? We have 4 Christmas's to enjoy before the next General Election. I wonder if Four-Seat Farage can attend more than a handful of sittings a year?

They did not climb they were given a leg up by the Tories 😂

They gotta make it through the next five years first

Wrong. 33.8% not 35%.

@@Test_Card_Tom "Five Seat Farage" thank you very much

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That's a weird analysis. Obviously they like Labour policies better than Tori ... do they have policies?

Exactly, they have no policies...

@@basengelblik5199what policies 😂

I agree, they only got 35% of vote. In 1997, it was 43%

Since when does a local MP make your town better? Dream on.

@@tancreddehauteville764 That's why they are there

The people of Clacton will shortly know how that feels.

@@DomHorne-t2h Well said

@@tancreddehauteville764 You have no concept of what an MP is voted in for. They are there to represent your constituency, they are supposedly there to bring in investment and make things better for the town. Under labour nothing happened and never does. Ben Houchen the Conservative Mayor of Teesside does more for our town than any Labour MP

No one should be allowed to run for a seat in a constituency where they don't live and have never lived. How can you represent an electorate you've never met, haven't been part of? Dsgusting "lord of the manor" British thinking. Get real! The man lives in FRANCE!

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I'm sure he will be assiduous in attending to the single mums and unemployed of Clacton at his surgeries, and provide sterling help in sorting out their problems with housing benefit claims, Universal Credit and overpriced food banks.

…maybe he’ll set up office in a local pub

@@bikergirluk8059 One that doesn't serve milkshakes.

The exit poll was wrong thankfully.

I'm a boomer and I know they are doomed. So sad they are finished. Hahaha!

Nigel the Nationalist who spent his post-Brexit time in the US extolling the virtues of nationalism.

We now get to see what a useless gobshite Farage really is. Nobody noticed while he was on the other side of the Channel as an MEP in Brussels. Now we get to see him close-up.

@@markussmedhus9717 Well the voters don't agree with you. What do you personally think he has done wrong?

@@Chiefmismaker Peddling conservative grievance culture. Are you one of the affluent few who actually benefitted from Brexit? Large Farge seems to forget his nation of origin is sickly dependent on trade.

@@Chiefmismaker Plenty. Promoted Brexit. Ignorance of global warming. Bad immigration policy. I don't think they have any other "policies.2

and as usual like Brexit filled with people of no experience in governing When are you clowns going to learn

I did, it was a you can have your cake and eat it manifesto that would have made Liz Truss look intelligent.

The man who said Truss's budget was the best since 1986? Farage now offers you massive tax cuts (mainly for the rich, but ignore that bit!) and better public services! Free unicorns anyone?

@@alana8863 Yes, at a cost of around £90 billion. He doesn't say where the money is coming from.

@@greghiggs5375Richard Tice has explained where the money is coming from many times during last few weeks, have you not listened!!!! CUTS the right places, cutting waste and rip offs by the banks raking in billions in interest etc etc, I worked in the NHS and gosh there is waste, would leave more money to pay our nurses and doctors and better patient care

It's Murdoch's Tory radio station. You have to be pretty Right-wing to think otherwise.

@@alana8863 The Tory government has been Blairite ever since David Cameron.

That's the last thing he is. He's toiled for 30 years to promote his ideas, if he was a lazy grifter he'd have joined the LibLabCon Uniparty.

@@JupiterThunder I can't argue with your devotion to a charlatan

@@JupiterThunder People who go against the grain tend to not do so well when it comes to building bridges. Populism causes world wars more often than they make X country great again.

@@JupiterThunder Wrong. He hardly ever turned up to the European parliament. Just a wide boy.

He was retired , my Dad's retired , is he a lazy grifter , retir3d people deserve to kick back and relax .

People want to have their cake and eat it. It's easy for small parties to promise this. Reality hits hard when you have to run a country. Reform are offering everyone a free pony and unicorn rides. I'm sorry, but give any economist those economic 'proposals', don't say that they are Reform's, and you'll be shocked at how economically illiterate the proposals are. Farage praised Truss's budget as the best since 1986 (the Thatcher/Howe one). The markets were being asked to fund unfunded tax cuts. Farage got his answer. Time he was held to account for all his lies.

Nigel's probably not there to promote anything but himself. His opening speech was pretty solid evidence of that. Everyone else managed to be kind and gracious, but he got straight on with his little act. It looked pathetic in the context of every other speech but, naturally, GBeebies trimmed it from that context. It worked.

@@nickstone1587 he just tells it like it is. This country needs a wake up call and I believe the Reform party will provide that.

@@HazelBulyka maybe twenty years ago I'd have agreed - but in the interim he's proved himself to be no better than any of the others. He's not interested in fixing anything. He reminds me of that old Harry Enfield character who'd just sit to the side saying "you don't wanna do it like that!" Let's see how Starmer pans out. I like that he's put experts over politicians into cabinet roles. Dull is probably what we need, after a bunch of 'characters' dragged the country through the mud.

The system definitely stinks but none of you minded when it delivered Boris and Brexit on around 30% of the electorate. At that point you all said "you should have gone out and voted, then." Well, we did. Looks like you should have taken your own advice.

@@nickstone1587 Clown. According to official election commission. 75.7% voted in the Brexit referendum of which 52% voted yes. 30%??? Go back to school and learn how to add up.

Much good the leader of the Reform party did for the NHS. Your crummy island nation would be wiped out by the common cold centuries ago if not for immigration.

Because Reform got a few seats? Indeed.

I think that's because there has been a lot of 'we can shout louder' making them look more prominent than they are. Hopefully though it will help form a case for a call for proportional representation. I'm no fan of Reform, but I would gladly see them get more seats, if it meant others do too. A big part of their success I think is due to people not feeling they are being heard, and PR would be a great way to fix this and our whole system.

First passed the post system is very flawed

@@PjRjHj Well if it's good enough for Belarus!

Proportionally seats should be Lab 220, Cons 154, Ref 93, LibDem 79. Green 44. SNP 16, PC 5, Others 39

Conservatives should have brought in PR when thy had the chance

Silliest comment on KZfaq. Take a bow.

@@raymondo6665 Aw Raymond.

@@alexkostoff6587 Second silliest comment. Take another bow. BTW who is Nigel Ferage?

@@raymondo6665 Aw raymerndo

@@alexkostoff6587 Going for broke 😂

I notice that all Reform supporters know all the answers - and they're all easy. The rest of us know that the fertility rates are so low that we are increasingly short of workers, the number of disabled and elderly are growing at speed and need care and health provision as well as income. The rest of us know that as climate change causes more flooding, droughts, and fires, vast numbers of climate migrants will seek to move from places that can no longer sustain them. So there will be even greater problems with those fleeing from those areas. The rest of us know that Brexit enabled us to be unable to return migrants to safe countries (well done if you voted for it!), that finger-printing agreements and exchange of information with other EU countries was dumped by Brexit (well done if you voted for it!) and that far more migrants were going to come to Britain illegally once you ended free movement because of Brexit (well done if you voted for it!). Fool me once, shame on Farage; fool me twice, vote for Reform.

It was Reform that defeated the Tories, not Labour. Labour are still on the vote share they had in 2019.

Typical far left comment.

Corbyn was the real hero of Brexit. His faint praise for Europe was epic.

Blah blah blah blah blah. Yawn yawn yawn

Farage didn't con anyone, the conservatives did and Blair's cons cost hundreds of thousands of lives, get real and do some homework!

@@antonoat 😘

First off, it's borders and not boarders, so education has already failed you. Second, what borders? Are you referring to that utter nonsense in Ireland?

You sound like a MAGA Repugnican.

Traditionally the far right has a bad rap when it comes to the economy. But it's gonna be fun to watch the brits flounder further.

No way.

The conservatives will have sorted themselves out by then or at least be an alternative if labour don’t do well.

@@shanghaichica Yes. If you read the Reform manifesto it will become crystal clear to you why they must never be allowed anywhere near the levers of power.

@@rogerphelps9939 yep they will crash the country faster than liz truss crashed the economy.

Who's Moor?

"Anti-semite" Mate Israel is a straight-up apartheid colony state co-sponsored by perfidious Albion.

@lawrencenewman9941 Marx is ‘Far Right’ according to their own dialectic.

What are you saying? Racists have won the election.

Bahahahaha hilarious 😂everything is waycist bahahahaha hilarious 😂

The racists are the Islamists and their apologists and enablers in Labour.

Labour has inherited a battered chalice - now they have a few years to fix it.

And it will start doing its work straight away. Within three months Starmer will be unpopoular with nearly everybody.

You know Starmer supports Ukraine too right? 😏

Both of you? Nigel hates you.