Rupert Lowe REJECTS Nigel Farage's ultimatum as Restore Britain leader refuses to 'Unite the Right' with Reform UK
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Rupert Lowe has rejected Nigel Farage's ultimatum, putting a stop to Restore Britain and Reform UK working together.Taking to social media the Restore Britain leader said: "Reform and Nigel Farage have finally made a response to our offer in the Daily Telegraph - I will go through their four conditions…"The Reform Chairman, Lee Anderson, has said Reform will not step aside in any constituencies.
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Reform should ‘always' be on the ballot paper."Meaning that Reform plan to run in every seat, even if there is an arrangement.
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This is not a constructive start.
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That would mean certain Restore Britain candidates standing aside to ensure a sensible and pragmatic approach to our voting system."If Reform are not willing to reciprocate in any constituencies, any at all, the offer I have made is entirely redundant."Reform UK has also ruled out a...
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