Is Reform UK Preparing for Government?

In this video, we’re going to have a look again at Nigel Farage - how he’s currently changing his party, whether this will help him increase his seat share at the next election, and ultimately, whether his ambition to become Prime Minister in 2029 is

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[Englishcrusader]

I'm definitely voting for Garage and his cause in 2029, we need to stop the illegal cargration and leave the ECHR (European Cars Hibernation Retreat).

[redjarvis]

Anyone else think that Misspelling Garage is Interaction Bait

[AgastyaMacha]

0:55 "Can Garage get Reform into Govt." TLDR you guys need to proof watch.

[kushagradixit]

if current government is unable to fix immigration and economy his popularity will rise more

[Steviebond]

Short answer, no. Because FPTP will deny them winning seats. Just ask the Greens.

[karankapoor]

It'll depend on tories if they are willing to form an alliance with them otherwise they'll running separate only benefit labour

[Jim]

With the way Starmer is nosediving his career I wouldn't be suprised if reform were prepping for it.

[keoun]

Step 1) Fabricate and tell people what to hate
Step 2) Promise to fix it with a simple one line solution
Step 3) ???
Step 4) Profit

[JeffBilkins]

Farages creating a weird party structure is a lot like Geert Wilders and the PVV in the Netherlands, which is basically his own fiefdom with the kind of people who thrive here.

[michaelgreen]

The irony is if most of his supporters know their positions on the NHS and voter reform and the House of Lords, then those same voters wouldn't vote for them.

[DominickvdHoff]

He's pulling a Geert Wilders with this party sctructure

[SDDT]

If Labour and conservatives continue to be ruder-less they could easily poll in the 20%s, polls currently say they’re at 18/19%- doubt that have the geographical ground game to win

[absentmindedshirokuma]

Didn't this guy immedietly make german and Spanish passport for his children AFTER brexit vote to ensure he entitled to free EU visas? Also offshore his company to dutch. How anyone still trust this guy after such "hah, rule for you, not for me, sucks for you Being poor" Move is beyond me.

[PLuMUK]

There isn't a political leader that I'd trust to help me cross the road. If Starmer shook my hand, I count my fingers. If Farage did, I'd be wiping the slime off my hands. As for the Tory Candidates...

It's hardly surprising that fewer people are voting. We need a "None of the Above" option. Then, maybe, parties would think twice before selecting some candidates.

[Mitjitsu]

The electoral system pretty much forces a bunch of competing ideologies under the guise of one party, because parties don't want to split, because it will split the vote and allow the other big party to win by default.

[Tjeran]

Wouldn't it be easier to keep UK parties together if the election system had proportional representation as most other European countries?

[tommylau]

Rishi never "balanced" between Kemi and Tom, he was simply following the footsteps of David

[xenonn]

The move farage made is similar to that of Wilders here. He also has full grip on the party by removing the democratic process. It keeps the extremists out.

[deBaer]

0:52 Maybe tell your titles editor to turn off autocorrect?

[iGamezRo]

TLDR has made mistakes in their videos for a while now. Guys, be more careful with whom you hire as editors. This could be a typo, or just as well an attempt by the editor to make fun of Farage, which, as independent, transparent, and impartial journalists, you shouldn't do.