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Reform (and UKIP before them) have the same politics as the editorials of the biggest billionaire-owned news outlets in the UK. What’s shocking is a) that they’re viewed as radical underdog outliers, and b) they keep losing by elections. I read that as “actual people are better than you expect.”
That Reform UK electoral campaign in Makerfield in pictures:
For nearly 18 months, the Trump administration and many analysts have thought of the US, Russia, and China as great powers deciding the fate of the world, unconstrained by lesser states. Today, the US is the losing party in a Versailles peace agreement and Moscow looks like this:
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