I have seen quite a lot of really nasty comments about Andy Burnham’s wife since yesterday and it has genuinely upset me.
I went through some of the pictures and videos from yesterday because I wanted to understand what the fuss was about.
Honestly, I think she looks lovely. That dress suits her really well, she carries herself with such grace, and she has always kept a low profile while supporting her husband.
Body shaming her is just cruel and unnecessary. We should be better than this.
Reform
- a Party of 7 MPs
- 4 of those elected Tories without the balls for a byelection
- a Party with a self appointed Leader without a single vote cast
- Yusuf a man who has never faced a vote in his life
Demand an election saying the elected Party has no mandate - maybe they need research how UK elections work - Farage spends so much time in the US he may have forgotten
Let's go back to that Google satellite image.
It was taken this year, it looks like the farm has added a building. Nigel would approve of extra buildings.
Using state-of-the-art Microsoft Paint, I've been able to carefully identify the scene.
🧑🌾Farage's Diddling Plot Farm.
Let's see if we can find a low-level aerial shot, maybe it'll show us Nigel's helipad?
Lovely image, but it's a bit old, and besides, this is just a working farm. Only Great Train Robbers hide out in farmyards. Still, it looks like a nice place away from pesky Times reporters.
That's odd, it's a farm in deepest rural Colchester. Perhaps someone's given Nigel a farm for bringing 33 election tourists to Clacton? We mustn't get suspicious.
Problem with rural locations is they don't welcome Google's camera cars invading their turf and leaving tracks.
Remember this adorable video from yesterday showing dear leader Farage arriving at what was reported to be Reform's Clacton branch office to be met by a cheering crowd of pre-armed supporters?
Well, sorry to tell you, all might not be as it was presented. 🧵
@RobertJenrick You have no mandate. Ask your constituents to endorse you as a Reform MP. Stop this two-tier politics where your rules are not applied equally.