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@Steve okay so you're claiming the Tories implemented what? left wing socialist policies? Right oh. I can see you're convinced the media is left-wing. No point discussing anything further, let's agree to disagree.
UKIP/Reform stood aside for the Tories to implement conservative policies, but the Tories never did. That's why they aren't stepping aside this time. Galloway is not getting as much abuse from the left-wing media as Farage, no.
@Steve , you're just telling me what you believe without anything to substantiate your claims. It goes around in circles. If the left dominate the media Galloway would have the exposure Farage has and Corbyn would still be leader of Labour. It's only left to someone who's positioned pretty far to the right. Farage and UKIP/Reform wouldn't have stood aside in two elections for the Tories to ...
The left dominate mainstream media, which is why all you hear about is how far right and racist everyone they disagree with is. Tories, Labour and Lib Dems all support the same left wing policies.
If anyone honestly believes the left dominates mainstream politics, then explain what exactly is so left wing about the Tories, Labour and the Lib Dems. It's all very well saying they're left over and over without substantiating it. The BBC is largely run by ex Oxford and Cambridge Uni Tories, hardly left wing. Sky is owned by Murdoch, he's well on the right. The Tory party has problems with ...
I think you will find Labour and The Greens have had far more problems with Racism and Anti semitism than Reform. 3 candidates in a party that very hastily had to get candidates together for the election and a press that has spent weeks digging into the past of every one of them. The Greens have 16 candidates under investigation yet decided to do nothing about it. Labour also have the same problem ...
Nice one Ziggy.
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Reform have said they are a centre-right party. The mainstream media (BBC, ITV, Sky, Channel 4, Guardian, etc.) trys to portray anyone that doesn't agree with their left-wing politics as far right and racist. The other parties have moved too far to the left, which is why many feel they have no choice but to vote Reform.
If Reform UK isn't far-right where is it on the political spectrum? Nothing to do with labels. Reform and UKIP before have always been further to the right than the Tories and even the Tory right wing. If the establishment and it's parties were so leftist how come the media has always given far more coverage to Farage than any leftist party of a comparable size. Farage as Leader of UKIP and now ...