@Parody_PM It’s difficult to argue that past financial controversies are irrelevant when the discussion is about trust and integrity. People are naturally going to look at the record as well as the words.
@King0243_PJC In a democracy, governments change, but national institutions remain. Many people would see promoting a foreign politician for Britain's highest office as more of a political stunt than a serious expression of patriotism.
True patriots don’t belittle their own country or the office of Prime Minister just to own the people you disagree with, Tommy.
“Trump for PM” hats on the world stage mock Britain itself, not just one government.
You’d never see Americans wearing “
Anyone but Trump for POTUS gear like this.
This isn’t the flex you think it is. We’ve sunk too low. Shameful
@BarbaraSutton15 If a policy is presented as being about child safety, it's reasonable to ask for evidence that it will be effective, proportionate, and won't create unintended consequences for privacy, education, or family life.
@NoKingCharlie One of the quirks of British culture is that traditions often survive because people are free to celebrate them, mock them, or participate in them however they choose. Whether it's royal ceremonies, or local customs, a sense of humour has always been part of the tradition too.
The British Tradition
Who are these patriots who want to abandon tradition, heritage,pantomime and all that makes us British?
Katie is booed every year at Pantomime. Some traditions should be kept.
#troopingthecolour
There is a strange hypocrisy abroad in the UK. FINALLY we get a really excellent PM, and people are brainwashed into thinking they want something like the 5 previous w******s
Whatever the question is, I'm 100% sure that a multi-millionaire banker who's trying desperately to be friends with the fraudster squatting in the white house isn't the answer. Don't fall for it Britain, come on.
Dido Harding now -
Serving as a Tory life peer in the HoL, where she continues to sit as Baroness Harding of Winscombe.
Acting as Senior Steward of The Jockey Club, one of the most influential bodies in British horse racing.
Participating in public-service advisory roles
Nigel Farage "Trump is an extraordinary and remarkable human being."
Donald Trump owns Farage and if you vote for him you get Donald Trump as UK President.
Coalition of the Willing. We can't even get one tank fixed or HMS Dragon out of dry dock. Unwilling, incompetent and unable. Led by this medalled and epauletted half-wit. #bbcaq
Absolutely empty, sparse crowds. No excitement. Nothing. The worst attendance and such a sunny day. The mall is so empty. Absolutely empty. No pics from above or the crowds
#TroopingTheColour
Prince William got £1m from Rupert Murdoch for agreeing with everything he said.
Prince Harry got £20m and an official apology from Rupert Murdoch by standing up to him.
Be a man and it pays off.
Are Restore online trolls establishment stooges?
It’s the only logical conclusion to make.
Why would they want more years of a far left government? The very thing they claim to despise???
Vote Reform. Let’s get Starmer out.
Brighton today, the Police are having to protect the handful of Nigel Farage and Tommy Robinson's racist thugs, from the hordes of normal anti-racists who aren't blinded by hate.
We are going to beat the racists back into their caves.
👀 Despite the Met trying to stop us, the royals have been confronted by protestors at the Trooping the Colour ceremony, demanding they answer questions about the cover-up of the Andrew scandal! #NotMyKing#AbolishTheMonarchy#Epstein
@DamianLow3 Both things can be true at the same time: a horrific crime deserves condemnation, and attempts to exploit tragedy for political advantage deserve criticism. The focus should remain on the victims, justice, and preventing further harm—not on inflaming divisions for partisan gain.
The attack in Belfast was horrific.
Political parties and commentators opportunistically jumping on it to cause more division and further their own ends is abhorrent.
Both things are true.
@HughEdw31897368 It's fair to criticise any government, but it's also fair to consider the condition of the system they inherited. The real test is whether policies are improving outcomes over time, rather than simply assigning blame for problems that may have developed over many years.