Tories and Labour lied in 2024. That's why Nigel won. But can he be trusted?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : Margaret Thatcher once remarked of Bill Clinton that he was the great communicator.
52% : Or thirdly, increases in taxation, even though the overall burden on taxpayers is currently the highest ever.
40% : The Reform policy document "Our Contract with You" proposes a wonderful collection of goodies such as increasing the number of police and the criminal justice budget and scrapping interest on student loans - together with massive tax reductions - raising the personal tax allowance from £12,750 to £20,000, freeing small and medium-sized businesses from corporation tax, lifting the VAT threshold to £150,000, abolishing VAT on energy bills and cuts in stamp duty, inheritance tax and fuel duty.
40% : Second, radical cuts in public spending on services already reeling from 15 years of austerity.
37% : Whatever Conservative voters might tell pollsters on the need to contain public spending, they are unlikely to welcome reductions in adult social care, more potholes, and delays in bringing criminals to justice.

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