Maybe the people who buy it in the shops are different, but the DT online readership are most certainly pro-Reform out of the major parties by an overwhelmingly margin.
David L
5 months ago
At this point, is there anyone left the tories haven’t lost?
Sure there isn’t! They haven’t lost–no, no, wait…he’s gone, too.
Josh Allan
5 months ago
The wikipedia article linked makes no mention of Alain Finkielkraut?
J Bryant
5 months ago
In a lifetime of blunders, misunderstandings and missed opportunities, I’m happy to say I never had the slightest interest in Twitter (of Facebook). There, at least one positive thing to carve on my headstone.
Santiago Excilio
5 months ago
A vote for the tories is a vote for labour . . .
Mwahahhhahhahahahaaaaa
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SubscribeMaybe the people who buy it in the shops are different, but the DT online readership are most certainly pro-Reform out of the major parties by an overwhelmingly margin.
At this point, is there anyone left the tories haven’t lost?
Sure there isn’t! They haven’t lost–no, no, wait…he’s gone, too.
The wikipedia article linked makes no mention of Alain Finkielkraut?
In a lifetime of blunders, misunderstandings and missed opportunities, I’m happy to say I never had the slightest interest in Twitter (of Facebook). There, at least one positive thing to carve on my headstone.
A vote for the tories is a vote for labour . . .
Mwahahhhahhahahahaaaaa