🎤🤡What was billed as a clash of visionaries turned into a soulless karaoke session where every party wheeled out the same reheated slogans. Reform at least remembered their lines, but the rest? Like watching a bad open mic night where nobody can hold a note—or a policy.

📺 The Beige Olympics of British Politics

The Sky News debate was less “battle of ideas” and more “who can bore you into submission first.” Reform strutted in like the one contestant who actually brought a prop, while the rest shuffled around mumbling about “growth” and “stability” like broken Siri clones.

No vision, no energy, no spark. Just the same hollow chants about “hardworking families” and “moving forward.” It was like watching someone repeatedly microwave last year’s takeaway and still expecting applause. 🍲

Honestly, if this is the talent pool, the future of British politics looks less like Churchillian speeches and more like a damp pub quiz where everyone argues over the bonus round.

🔥 Challenges 🔥

Did you watch the “debate,” or did you wisely protect your sanity? Which was worse: the endless clichés, the absence of vision, or the fact Sky still calls this “news”? Drop your hot take in the comments. 🗯️🔥

👇 Smash that comment button, throw in a like, share this with your mates, and let’s build a better debate right here.

The best zingers will get featured in the next issue of the magazine. 📝💥

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