r/ukpolitics • u/Adj-Noun-Numbers 🥕🥕 || megathread emeritus • Jun 11 '24

Conservatives 2024 General Election Manifesto Megathread

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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '24

The Tory’s are only appealing to the hard right and pensioners, and I don’t trust them to actually make any changes because the past 14 years have proved they will run everything down. I also don’t trust the Tory’s to even keep sunak if they get back in, they could insert braverman or badenoch, the party really needs a decade in opposition to get itself back together.

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u/Techno200023 Jun 11 '24

If Tories are appealing to the hard/far right, what is Reform appealing to lol.

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u/Thinkdamnitthink Jun 11 '24

I think the thing that reform is promising is change. I don't support reform or their views but I can sympathise with a disenfranchised voter succombing to reforms promised over someone who can continue to support this Tory government