So let me get this straight, everyone turned up to Makerfield to give @andyburnham some legitimacy as he gets crowned leader of the @UKLabour politburo, but when @Nigel_Farage tries to pull the same trick, the establishment runs like cowards.
There’s a serious conversation to be had on the “right” a conversation @Nigel_Farage may not want to have, but the voters of Clacton deserve to be heard, rather than used to upset Westminster.
It’s a shameful dereliction of responsibility and duty to ignore a perfectly legitimate by election.
Britain is on the brink. Where are the @Conservatives and more importantly where is @RestoreBritain?
I’m not sure politicians refusing to turn up to elections is a great look.
Especially given as politicians are employed by the electorate.
I did say the Burnham bounce would be a 'dead cat bounce'.
The issue is workers, businesses, the youth, pensioners, those who pay for private schools just don't want the welfare party.
Get rid of Labour.
Millions of people see Nigel Farage, however flawed he may be, as “our last hope”.
The establishment don’t understand how broken people feel their country is, nor how urgent the need to fix it.
I wrote this: 👇
https://t.co/45WmaYbL9U
Every single dot = 100 illegal immigrants into Europe over just 16 years.
12 million invaders have swamped the continent.
And they call this "multiculturalism" and DIEversity.
This is an invasion.
An open invasion!
Look who I bumped into in London.
Trying to hide with his sunglasses on indoors the sneaky fat rat @lowles_nick
Who lies, smears, and tries to ruin the lives of anyone he and his vile commie ilk disagree with.
According to the @Telegraph, the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) said Britain’s public finances were on an “unsustainable” path.
It warned that the country risked being plunged into a crisis within a decade unless the prime minister-in-waiting stuck to Rachel Reeves’s plans to reduce borrowing.
Without tax rises, the OBR signalled that balancing the books would require deep spending cuts.
It said options for sustained tax increases were limited, adding that a war on wealth could backfire while a prolonged stealth raid on earnings risks pushing an extra two million people out of work.
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We have the highest tax burden since the 1940s AND record government borrowing. The idea we can sustain any increase in public spending is for the birds. We have to cut taxes, cut borrowing and radically cut spending
And we need to radically cut regulation in order to grow the economy
@griffitha
https://t.co/gmK9Cgb7xX