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This isn't really about fiscal conservatives and social conservatives. Fiscal conservatism in Britain died with Brexit - the fiscal conservatives all backed Remain and got forced out of their party, and never really found a new home. Under Rishi, the tax burden hit its highest level in 70 years.
All the Tories have left is social conservatism, but Reform's whole pitch has been to out-culture-war the culture warriors.
Point is, when the right loses it unites with parties that are further right until it wins
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