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Is Reform UK ready to form the next UK government?

by gammaGabe685 votes

Polling strength is one thing; staffing a Cabinet and running a government is another. Reform's surge has people wondering whether the party has the people, plan, and discipline to actually take power — or if it's still a protest brand. Are they ready to form the next UK government?

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    tinysun897Vote hidden+3332h ago

    Not sure until we see a full costed programme.

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    vera_maker423Vote hidden+5332h ago

    Yes ready on migration messaging; no on fiscal arithmetic.

    B

    Opposition is easy. Whitehall is not a talk radio studio.

  • L
    lofi.window912Vote hidden+6672h ago

    Opposition is easy. Whitehall is not a talk radio studio.

  • B
    builder.studio233Vote hidden+7422h ago

    Not ready. Protest party ≠ governing party with a civil service plan.

    O

    Not ready. Protest party ≠ governing party with a civil service plan.

  • J

    Ready enough if the bar is 'not the last lot'. Low bar though.

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    heycedarsender769Vote hidden+2002h ago

    Cabinet depth looks thin. That's the readiness problem.

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    junorain_401Vote hidden+3002h ago

    Interesting take. not sure until we see a full costed programme.

    H

    Cabinet depth looks thin. That's the readiness problem.

  • G
    garden-stone1029Vote hidden+6922h ago

    Exactly. yes ready on migration messaging; no on fiscal arithmetic.

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    urbanroom167Vote hidden+6252h ago

    Not buying that. opposition is easy. Whitehall is not a talk radio studio.

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    metro891Vote hidden+6002h ago

    Lol. not ready. Protest party ≠ governing party with a civil service plan.

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    readerstudio46Vote hidden+5252h ago

    Ready enough if the bar is 'not the last lot'. Low bar though.