Frank, you will vote for the Reform Party. Is that what God would do?

[_Stefan_Kuntz]

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[Psaw]

Yes i will. God would abstain, he wont interfere with stuff that is ours. The question to ask would be who would you vote for that is closest to the teachings of jesus?

Its not Labour is it?

The latest Labour shambles is to pretend they are the party of law and order. This, Labour, who have been apologists for criminals for generations.

To be honest, politics is corrupt, when mankind improves itself, so will politics, dont hold your breath.

[griff]

Jesus believed in everyone being equal, rich men not going to heaven, feeding the poor, sharing equally and putting everyone before himself. Jesus today would live in a kibbutz. A hippy communist.

[_Stefan_Kuntz]

The average electorate in the 650 UK Parliamentary constituencies is 72,000 eligible voters.

Let's assume that in a General Election the turnout is 70%, thus 50,400 voters.

So for every 1% that a Reform Party candidate gets that will be 504 votes.

The three latest opinion polls show the Reform Party on 6% to 7%, so in the average constituency
that would be between 3,024 and 3,528 votes.

Given that very nearly all such support for the Reform Party would be from disillusioned Tories
I find that situation to be satisfactory. There are plenty of currently Conservative seats in
which the 12th December 2019 General Election majority was less than 3,528.