Coffee House Shots Coffee House Shots Live with Zia Yusuf and Jacob Rees-Mogg
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May 10, 2025 
Zia Yusuf, Chairman of the Reform Party, aims to reshape British politics, while Jacob Rees-Mogg, traditional Conservative politician, shares insights on the future of the Tory Party. They dive into the local election results, exploring the rise of Reform and whether a Tory/Reform alliance is the key to survival. They also discuss the implications of Brexit, economic stagnation, and the challenges facing Labour Party leadership. Expect lively debate on patriotism, community safety, and the urgent need for political reform!
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Reform Breaks Two-Party Hold
- Reform UK broke the traditional two-party dominance in British politics with a broader critique beyond Brexit.
- Reform achieved 30% vote share, outperforming UKIP's 2013 high of 23%.
Reform's Local Governance Focus
- Reform will focus on cutting waste and resisting harmful local changes like illegal migrant accommodations.
- Councils will operate with common sense, proper procurement, and prioritize fixing local issues like potholes.
National Issues Drive Voting
- Voters see little meaningful difference between Conservative and Labour policies, leading to frustration.
- Conservatives must return to core conservative values to regain trust and relevance.