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Why would Reform voters accept that they will scrap the NHS?

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NEGUY82 · 05/06/2026 13:22

Even when you present them with pretty undeniable proof they wants to do it they just say "lefty propaganda, he said he won't" - well of course he says he won't it would cost him the election.

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Octavia64 · 05/06/2026 13:56

I don’t vote reform.

I’m disabled. The nhs is a mix of great and shit.

i had medical insurance through my work which because it was a group insurance was fine with pre-existing conditions

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NEGUY82 · 05/06/2026 13:53

They deny it, but read what happens behind he scenes - the NHS is fine if managed properly. Again, what about people with pre-existing conditions that won't be able to get insurance?

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Wishitsnows · 05/06/2026 13:51

I would vote for a party that would scrap the NHS. It is not fit for purpose and the entire system needs changing. I wasn’t aware that this was a reform policy.

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NEGUY82 · 05/06/2026 13:38

It's in a right state because it's going to take time to repair after 14 years of Tory mismanagement, look at satisfaction surveys in 2010 they were record high.

What about people with existing conditions that can't get insurance?

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UniquePinkSwan · 05/06/2026 13:26

I never vote reform but it needs scrapping for the European model. It’s in a right state