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Badenoch says we need "to cut welfare to fund warfare".
All the while claiming obscene amounts to cover all her own family's living costs.
You are an abomination @KemiBadenoch.
I am sick of PAYING for Kemi Badenoch luxurious LIFE STYLE
TALK ABOUT THE WELFARE PARTY
WHAT ABOUT THE GREEDY PARTY
I would prefer my taxes to go to people at ROCK BOTTOM than Greedy PRIVELEGED People like Badenoch
£2700 per month for 6 bed grade 2 listed farm house second home
£4000 per year Council tax and £3000 utility charges
She tops the leader board for EXPENSES
Baroness Benefits here is a millionaire on ~£144k a year, but taxpayers cover her rent, energy, water bills, internet everything! She even tried to pay for her holiday flights with public cash. Yet she wants to cut benefits for sick and disabled people living on £7k–£11k a year.
Can we normalize not taking it personally when an introvert wants to eat lunch alone? Sometimes we just need 30 quiet minutes to recharge without having to make small talk. It’s not personal. We just need the break
Is welfare spending ''out of control''?
It's estimated to be 11.1 per cent of GDP this financial year.
That's just 1.1 per cent of GDP higher than in 2007-08, and total welfare spending has actually fallen by 0.9 per cent of GDP since 2012-13 ⤵️
So a woman in an abusive relationship could face the choice of eviction or staying with an abuser which would also put her children at risk?
You know this policy was thought up by men, for men.
Please go get him. $100 Chewy gift card to his adopter. Please don’t let this sweet baby go without a loving him for one more second.
Please share this. 😭
Nigel Farage has only attended around 30% of Parliamentary votes since becoming MP & hasn’t run a single surgery for his constituents in Clacton.
For that he is paid £98,000 a year of taxpayers’ money, whilst making £millions on the side.
The average PIP recipient gets £6000 a year.
The first person who needs their taxpayer funded benefits taken away is Nigel Farage.