Are Reform capable of being the next government?

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Our bold economic vision frees up over 6 million people from paying income tax and over 1.2 million small businesses/self-employed from paying corporation tax. We would also remove a raft of stifling taxes. This will generate much faster growth.

We must be ambitious, seeking faster, more efficient public services that work better for us all, with better results. For example, in health, we should demand zero waiting lists. Our police need to focus on preventing crime, catching criminals, not woke nonsense

Major change is needed to the bodies that impact our lives, the unelected cronyism of the House of Lords, the outdated civil service, the bloated BBC.

It will all be instant of course. Just a different populist approach that will attract some with dear old Nigel in the background.
 
Part time politicians don't run the country.........its the full career civil servants :)
 
ajohn said:
Our bold economic vision frees up over 6 million people from paying income tax and over 1.2 million small businesses/self-employed from paying corporation tax. We would also remove a raft of stifling taxes. This will generate much faster growth.

We must be ambitious, seeking faster, more efficient public services that work better for us all, with better results. For example, in health, we should demand zero waiting lists. Our police need to focus on preventing crime, catching criminals, not woke nonsense

Major change is needed to the bodies that impact our lives, the unelected cronyism of the House of Lords, the outdated civil service, the bloated BBC.

It will all be instant of course. Just a different populist approach that will attract some with dear old Nigel in the background.
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its complete small state, free market nonsense with a bit of culture war thrown in

but I fully support the reform party in their efforts to split the Conservative vote
 
Notch7 said:
its complete small state, free market nonsense with a bit of culture war thrown in

but I fully support the reform party in their efforts to split the Conservative vote
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Didn't the Liberal s do that a few so years back?
 
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