Paul Vincent

[Paul Vincent @Paul_Vincee]

@KemiBadenoch My PM

[Paul Vincent @Paul_Vincee]

@PolitlcsUK Shame we can’t just build houses

[Paul Vincent @Paul_Vincee]

@Simmons__ Given we’ve been heading in the wrong direction for 40 years and 35 of those years have had tax rises then can only assume Burnham is going to go on a tax cutting spree, right? 🤔

[Paul Vincent @Paul_Vincee]

@BBCPolitics Might be worth listening to someone who has employed over 4,000 people in the uk, paid over hundred million pounds in personal tax in a single tax year and company paid 00s of million in tax actually

[Paul Vincent @Paul_Vincee]

@Steven_Swinford @RegHoare @benclatworthy So dumb

[Merryn Somerset Webb @MerrynSW]

Means test this properly. Taxpayers should not be subsidising housing for those who aren;t actually in need.

[Helen Whately MP @Helen_Whately]

This is what putting social security before national security looks like 👇

[Paul Vincent @Paul_Vincee]

@ZacGoldsmith Disappointing to read this take. The local district council was Tory until 2022, and the swing to the Lib Dems clearly reflected feeling w the Tory government at the time.
Same for Bicester, before boundary changes,I suspect it would have remained Tory, if not for Boris and Liz

[Paul Vincent @Paul_Vincee]

-Impressed with Gore & Donley. Donley & Palmer could be an issue for JW selection wise, don’t think they can both play without leaving us too open.
-Still hopeful for the season. New players need to bed in, the best XI needs to be figured out and right shape #ltfc

[Paul Vincent @Paul_Vincee]

Post Stevenage thoughts:
-Foul in the build up to Stevenage’s first goal, but Keeley still wasn’t good enough. Don’t agree with the consensus view on Keeley, too many goals that I think he should be saving.
-Joe Johnson isn’t yet good enough. A LB/LWB should’ve been brought in.

[Paul Vincent @Paul_Vincee]

@KemiBadenoch No need to worry about being in hock to the bond markets when you’re in hock to welfare claimants

[Merryn Somerset Webb @MerrynSW]

Oh look. Andy Burnham is in hock to the bond market.

[Paul Vincent @Paul_Vincee]

@SSE_LTFC I agree we need a better LB, but the bigger issue today imo was the balance of the midfield 3. You can’t have Donley and Palmer together, esp away from home, as it leaves you too open. Made even worse with Walsh at DM, as for all his strengths, athleticism isn’t one of them

[Erik Magnethi @ErikMagnethi]

Margaret Thatcher: "It's called right wing"

[Paul Vincent @Paul_Vincee]

@Ryan_LTFC Agree, only remaining position that needs strengthening in terms of quality is LB imo

[Paul Vincent @Paul_Vincee]

@OakRoadHatter Hope the club has learned their lesson regarding buying players playing in Scandinavian leagues

[Kemi Badenoch @KemiBadenoch]

This is a warning to Andy Burnham if he thinks raising taxes is the answer.

[Kemi Badenoch @KemiBadenoch]

Once upon a time, it was Italy’s economy in the doldrums. Today Italy’s borrowing costs are lower than Britain’s. Markets and investors have more confidence in Georgia Meloni’s Italy than in Labour’s Britain.

People wrote Prime Minister @GiorgiaMeloni off, saying she wouldn’t last six months. In 10 days she will be leading the longest-serving government in the history of the Italian Republic. She is a straight-talking, no-nonsense woman who knows what she believes and stands her ground.

She has restored confidence in Italy, brought job creators back and shown what serious centre-right government can achieve. I wanted to understand how she did it, because after Labour, Britain is going to need exactly that kind of resolve and Conservatives are going to deliver it.

[Margaret Thatcher @realmrsthatcher]

Government has no money. We don't take anything called 'government money' in. We only take money from ordinary men and women in to be spent by government.

If we take in more to spend, it means they don't have it to spend, so the amount of demand is the same in the economy.

But let's just try to see for a moment where jobs come from: Jobs come from business. Business comes from pleasing the customer. This is why we have put so much emphasis on small business.

In the end, we rely on the wealth-creating sector, the private sector, to create the jobs and create the business from which we pay the tax to keep the public services going.