Crazy that we hear about Train Drivers who get £60,000 a year for driving a train.
But we never hear about the boss of Tesco who gets £30,000 a day and doesn't even pay tax in the UK.
Or the £250m a day that the likes of Amazon, Vodafone, BP and Shell don't pay in tax.
Unpopular fact: Labour are solving Britain’s immigration issues.
Before you try to argue against that, go and look at the data.
Since Labour came into power:
Net immigration: ↓ 74%
Small boat arrivals: ↓ 44%
Asylum seekers in hotels: ↓ 46%
And continuing this trend.
Perhaps we don’t need a load of self-serving grifters being voted in next time around after all?
Why are Nigel Farage, Reform UK, and Rupert Lowe of Restore Britain so conspicuously silent about Middlesbrough?
And where is JD Vance, who rarely misses an opportunity to lecture the UK on immigration?
Could it be that this time there’s no convenient way to blame the violence on immigration, so suddenly there’s nothing to say?
Issues Reform have failed to comment on this week
- the death of two Police officers just doing their job and in the wrong place at the wrong time
- the 'gang' culture around Middlesborough - too white and working class to have any political value
- the disaster in Nepal despite the number if Nepalese troops that serve with UK forces
- the declining number of small boat arrivals, hotel use and immigration backlog
Donald Trump is upset people are talking about his relationship with aide Natalie Harp, so we definitely shouldn't do that or point out how weird it is
Reform will
1. Get rid of free healthcare
2. Scrap the minimum wage
3. Reduce benefits to disabled
4. Scrap our protections under ECHR
5. Cut taxes for millionaires
6. Blame immigrants for your shitty life.
Only a moron would fall for this!
What strikes me about this letter is that the writer isn’t demanding Nigel Farage agree with her politics. She isn’t even attacking him for being Reform.
She simply wants access to the person elected to represent her.
That’s the part of politics we sometimes lose sight of. Being an MP isn’t primarily a media job. You represent everyone in your constituency, including the people who voted against you.
Four unanswered emails just to ask about a constituency clinic is a poor look.