r/europe England 2d ago

News Reform takes shock 15-point lead over Labour as Farage dreams of winning power

https://inews.co.uk/news/politics/reform-shock-15-point-lead-labour-farage-power-3887857
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u/dat_9600gt_user Lower Silesia (Poland) 2d ago

It's quite impressive just how fast the duopoly managed to piss away support from the average Brit. Just a shame that they choose the party co-responsible for the Britain's 2nd worst political mistake of the 21st century thus far (the 1st being the Iraq War).

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u/UniquePariah United Kingdom 2d ago

Even with not having the money they expected and not being able to end Austerity as promised, Labour have ignored easy wins and are defending an unpopular policy that their party didn't enact to start with. I honestly have no idea what's going through Starmers head.

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u/ContributionFun6896 1d ago

Why is the Iraq war worse than Brexit? I was born in 2003 so idk anything about the iraq war