Geoffrey Couchman

[Geoffrey Couchman @GeoffreyCouchm1]

@DrOsitaMba @matthewsyed A major difference is that the female is the centre of the family not a vassal.

[Dr. Dr. P: "I said what I said". @Psychgirl211]

This is @labourlewis

Mr Lewis has been the MP for Norwich South since 2015.

Mr Lewis is "100% proud" to have supported Mika Minio-Paluello, a transvestite man who put his nipples (heavens only knows how many times), into the mouth of a tiny, helpless, baby under the pretence of 'feeding' said baby a spew of chemically-laced, toxic sludge.

Mr Lewis even signed a petition supporting Mika Minio-Paluello's fetishistic behaviour.

Mr Lewis owes us (and his constituents):

1. An apology;
2. An explanation;
3. A resignation.

@DailyMail
@Telegraph

[Will Calverley 🇬🇧 @WillCalverleyUK]

🚨 BREAKING: FOUR Independents have defected to Braintree Conservatives, strengthening the Conservative majority ahead of next year’s North Essex Unitary elections!

A huge welcome to Cllrs Jo Beavis, Dennis Abram, Ann Hooks and Wendy Taylor to the Conservative family in Essex! 💙

[Jude L @LuggJudith]

Same here.

[Geoffrey Couchman @GeoffreyCouchm1]

@CorbynSnap Why not!

[John Redwood @johnredwood]

Mr Burnham promised to reform social care but has delayed it for a review. He promised to end homelessness but has not said how he will achieve it. He promised to tackle the cost of living but has put energy prices up. He promised to listen to local people but ignores what he hears on illegal migration.

[Geoffrey Couchman @GeoffreyCouchm1]

@Steven_Swinford He seems to prevaricate a great deal . Easy hygiene type decisions are not going to get growth so that money is available other than taxation. For example why not commit to Rosebank now or be bold and commit to both. Not sure he has the cojones.

[Stephen Pollard @stephenpollard]

There are moments and decisions which define governments. This, I am as certain as I can be, is going to be one of those moments, if not the moment, for the Burnham government: the moment when the Chancellor, who as defence secretary resigned, supposedly on principle, over the failure to have a serious defence budget, turns out to be interested in nothing except his own preferment as Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Healey is destroyed now. He is a weak figure, a laughing stock, a hypocrite, and he will never recover from this.

[Blue Streak @Streakyblue1951]

When @GBNews stop laying in to the Conservatives & start campaigning against Labour, I might listen to them more. I just turned on Reform propagandist Daubeney. He was putting the boot in to the Conservatives - AGAIN. I switched off. Running down Tories won't make me vote Reform.

[Geoffrey Couchman @GeoffreyCouchm1]

@PaulEmbery Give them a yellow card

[Geoffrey Couchman @GeoffreyCouchm1]

@Steven_Swinford @lewis_goodall What does she mean”cross subsidise” its a tax on education.

[Andrew Neil @afneil]

Now this. As I said, the app is a shambles

[Geoffrey Couchman @GeoffreyCouchm1]

@VegasMike27 @donaldsangel Interest on the mortgage. Maintenance costs. Deductible?

[Kathryn CJ Hall 📚 @kathrynhall_]

Sorry to be a killjoy, but all this prancing about by our new PM, stacking shelves in Sainsbury, singing on karaoke, dancing about and making ridiculous TikTok videos, is just an absolute disgrace for the prime minister of a first-world country to behave. How does he expect people to take him seriously when his only skill seems to be acting like a man-child and trying to pretend he's "one of us"?

As a Wiganer, someone from the North West like him, I was really hoping he would make our country proud and we might finally end up with a decent politician after years of clowns running the show - yes, I know, I was obviously on the gin when I had that fleeting moment of weirdness- but all he's done is embarrass himself and this once great country.

While people are struggling and worrying about bills, and winter fast approaching, Mr Burnham and his pals are having a laugh at our expense as they discuss knocking a quid off the bus-fare cap.

Absolutely shameful.

[Andrew Neil @afneil]

It’s clear the only way you can say the promise is being delivered is by lying.
The £150 cut (actually moving energy levies from energy bills to general taxation — so we’re still paying) was reflected in the April price cap, which fell by £117, after other upward pressures were taken into account. So not a £150 cut in bills
The VAT £45 is for only six months.
The upcoming price cap will be £400 more than the price cap Labour inherited in July 2024. So that £300 cut is so far out by £700 — and will rise even more next year.
You’ll have to go some to cut bills by £300 by 2030. You’re losing ground every quarter.
Now people can see who’s being disingenuous.

[Jono @jofiworks]

Everything you were told about leaving your pension to your family when you die is about to change. From the 6th of April 2027, HMRC is bringing most unused pension pots into the inheritance tax net for the first time — and for some families, a second tax on top of that can wipe out nearly two thirds of everything saved.

This government is parasitic !!!

[(((Dan Hodges))) @DPJHodges]

This is a frankly embarrassing way for GB News to try and spin a poll that has Labour two points ahead of Reform. Either commission it and report it properly, or don’t bother.

[Geoffrey Couchman @GeoffreyCouchm1]

@Ameer_Kotecha The issue is that you need people with training skills not just AI knowledge.

[Essex Patriot @Essex_Patriot]

A brief history about Labour:

1945 - Labour elected
1947 - Britain Bankrupt

1964 - Labour elected
1970 - Britain Bankrupt

1974 - Labour elected
1979 - Britain Bankrupt

1997 - Labour elected
2010 - Britain Bankrupt

2024 Labour elected...

IT HASN'T WORKED, IT NEVER WILL. 🇬🇧

[Rachel @RachelD1892]

Ayoub Khan is the MP who led demands for WMP to ban Maccabi fans.
WMP are now under investigation for falsification of evidence.
Khan must be investigated too @CommonsSpeaker
This was antisemitism backed by the authority of the state.
It must never be allowed to happen again.