like national service and the triple—lock plus for pensions, to sort of stop even more conservative potential voters becoming reform potential voters. so that's the strength thing. but then, you look at it from the end of the telescope, and whether it's whether it is a strong thing or not because, 0k, well, is this not a suggestion, then, that maybe rishi sunak strategy of squashing potential reform voters by love—bombing them with policies was actually working, and so reform are having to kind of up their game now to counter that? also, itjust shows you, i mean, maybe nigel farage�*s politicaljudgment isn't spot—on if he's had to just massively u—turn on his two big decisions about how to fight this election in less than a week. also, does this mark the end of the experiment of trying to make reform uk finally, finally a party that was more than one person — nigel farage — and more than just one policy — talking about immigration and brexit all the time? actually, that experiment only lasted a couple of months,