Politico Poll Shows Reform Still Biggest Party Even With Burnham's Labour Honeymoon Bounce

Marking ten years since the Brexit era began, Michael Heaver argues the British public is continuing to defy the EU establishment in the most fitting way possible. Nigel Farage's decision to stand down Reform candidates handed the Conservatives a "big Brexit realignment" opportunity one Heaver says they squandered by overseeing record levels of immigration, proving, in his view, that the Conservatives are simply not fit to govern.Much of the EU's media coverage continues to suggest a backlash against Brexit and growing demand to rejoin the bloc coverage Michael Heaver calls divorced from reality. The awkward truth for that narrative: "Mr. Brexit" himself, Nigel Farage, is now leading a party dominating British politics. A new Politico survey shows Labour has lost masses of support to Reform, and even accounting for a honeymoon bounce under new leader Andy Burnham, Reform would still be the largest party with over 250 MPs.Meanwhile, eurosceptic parties are making gains across recent European elections, even as the EU itself grows what Heaver calls "more bonkers" from an EU defence commissioner openly discussing a European army, to a budget now measured in trillions rather than billions, to member states like France unable to veto deals forced upon them. Michael Heaver argues the EU's "United States of Europe" project rolls on regardless of election results.What do you think? Let us know in the comments below.