While I may frequently disagree with the decision of former Tory ministers to join Reform UK, and though my comments can sometimes appear strongly critical or even frustrated regarding certain choices made by the party’s leadership, I offer my apologies if this comes across as

Luke Charters will be coronated Labour leader in 2029, mainly because the party will have achieved turning itself into the political equivalent of the last crisp in the packet. Congratulations, buddy 🫶

Every Reform member, voter, or politician is a defector. I’ve just driven home from a branch meeting, and was listening on the car radio to callers on Talk who are incandescent about Jenrick, saying that Reform can’t be a credible new anti establishment party if it keeps taking

29 councils have now officially asked for local elections to be delayed. That’s 3.9m people across 591 council seats who will lose their right to vote in May. The establishment are terrified because they know Reform would win.

I'm seeing Tories crowing about their somewhat "comeback" in these recent polls. If you're so confident, why not stand and challenge Reform UK head on in the locals instead of begging to cancel elections?

If you're driving along at 40mph on a 60mph road you should lose your licence imo

I believe in Free Speech. I also believe in integrity, therefore I will say this - I am very disappointed that Robert Jenrick has been appointed and joined Reform. This man was the Immigration Minister for Conservatives. Under his leadership thousands and thousands of illegal

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Less choice. More control. That’s the direction of travel under Starmer’s Labour. We now have dozens of local elections wiped off the map, millions of people simply denied their vote. At the same time they’re floating ideas like curbing jury trials, expanding digital ID,

Projected majority was just 3.8% for the Conservatives, a razor thin margin in what was Robert Jenrick's stronghold. With Jenrick now out of the party, this seat could flip dramatically if he (or someone similar) stands for Reform UK. 👀

“They’re intimidating, rather than welcoming. They make me instantly alert. I don’t feel safe. It’s like I’m being watched.”

I realised something today, I’ve not done this since I came back to X/Twitter, and it’s well overdue. To every single one of you who follows me, thank you. From the bottom of my heart. In just a year and a half, you’ve helped me reach nearly 3,400 followers. Each one of you

Ban, tax, ban. ⛔️ Pretty much sums up this Government

I warmly welcome councillors serving at local level into Reform UK from any political party. They should not be equated with shameful figures such as Nadhim Zahawi. Many hardworking local Conservative and Labour councillors dedicate themselves sincerely to serving their

Goodnight.

@SeneddWaste I will never accept Nadhim Zahawi, or anyone who served in the Sunak or Johnson administrations during the last consecutive Conservative governments. These figures have no meaningful governing experience worthy of the name. What they do have is contempt for the native population

We must recognise that the UK is experiencing demographic change at an accelerating rate. Many of us do not want to discuss it for fear of being accused of being a racist. It is not unreasonable or prejudiced to wish to preserve a nation's heritage, cultural traditions, and

If the Tories are so confident that the @YouGov poll isn’t an outlier then let’s test it in May and force the two Tory councils to hold local elections . My bet is Reform would make significant gains. #EastSussex #WestSussex @reformparty_uk

“Nearly 80 per cent of the British public, according to recent polling by YouGov, say they support a ban on cousin marriage.” https://t.co/8XNRYY4mLU

Guys can you give these people a follow👇 @Beverle22804497 @LexiBeaChorlton @petetho05730914 @BornToReform @G0bliinKing @pa16763251 @nightrider20244 @nnelsonni @NilbymouthUK @t1meforchange23 @ChrisWrightson6