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Reform aren't a real political party. Real political parties have to reveal who donated to them and what their vested interests are in.
Reform is the personal hype machine of Nigel Farage and exists solely to keep that pound shop Oswald Moseley in the newspapers.
I'm aware they are a hype machine.
But you can't doubt the effect UKIP had on the UK relationship with the EU. (Even though I voted remain)
I'm hoping they can also do something about immigration.