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Why would as anyone want to vote Reform.  OTT by Davey but why ate you saying it was disastrous?  Just catching up on Newsnight and they are having an adult conversation on this 

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Reform not refit, must emember to put glasses on
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On 23/09/2025 at 23:01, malumbu said:

Why would as anyone want to vote Reform.  OTT by Davey but why ate you saying it was disastrous?  Just catching up on Newsnight and they are having an adult conversation on this 

I wasn’t asking if anyone would vote Reform? But as you’ve brought it up. It was a very theatrical speech as usual by Ed Davey. Why he mentioned Nigel Farage’s name 38 times but Keir Starmer’s name just once in his once in a while chance to push his party’s plans for the future I don’t know. There was nothing laid out by this man in the plan for the future and his general election grab for 2029?  

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Never mind my opinion just yet. You started a thread calling it disastrous and him losing the plot - but nothing he said matches those descriptions so I’m asking what do you mean? 

11 hours ago, Cancerian said:

That was my question about Ed Davey and has he lost the plot? Are you a Lib Dem supporter? What do you think about his speech? 

 

Am I a LibDem supporter? Hmm - well I live in a LibDem/Tory marginal seat and definitely voted LibDem  to get the awful Tory (now Reform) minister out. But traditionally I would be more Labour aligned (but I'm not tribal - never joined a party)

Was this Ed Davey speech a good one? well the usual platitudes about growing an economy, cutting energy bills, etc etc - all the usual stuff that doesn't mean much years from an election - just directional aspirations.

But what I DID like was a political leader willing to call out Trump/Farage - something Starmer, sitting on a huge majority, is too timid to do

At no point did I see anything disastrous or someone losing the plot - and from what I've read across teh political spectrum the speech was broadly praised.

 

So again - where do you get disastrous or "losing the plot" from?

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