Kane➡️

"really surprising"

Will Andy Burnham stop this? Not a chance.

Excited and proud to be selected to stand for this role in my home county.

Andy Burnham is rethinking plans to appoint Ed Miliband as his Chancellor because Ed Miliband is a batsh*t crazy climate hysteric who would crash the economy overnight.

Brilliant picture 👍 When we talk about popularity and Kemi being the most “favourable”, don’t try and tell me she’d get this anywhere! Nigel is the rockstar politician 🤘

@georgegalloway @sirleftyfarr @WorkersPartyGB Of course you will...

@sirleftyfarr @WorkersPartyGB Except I will be in China

I am the @WorkersPartyGB candidate for Mayor of Greater Manchester. Labour under Starmer are apparently running so scared of losing the position they are planning the election for July 30, the dog days of summer in the middle of the summer holidays! I have today asked my lawyers @KRWLaw to seek from the Starmer government the assurance that I will be allowed by them to fight the election and not held, again, by armed police officers under the Terrorism Act at the airport! What else can I do, fight a British election from China?

@barranzaga @Kdramawatcher95 My father is culturally English, not sure you understand what multiculturalism means...

@KaneWilson94 @Kdramawatcher95 Your mother wouldn’t have procreated with a halfbajan if she wasn’t embracing multiculturalism… are yu slow on purpose . Unless your mother is a racist with a fetish then sorry to break it to you but you’re a product of multiculturalism

We know which parents is which and which parent is absent. They'll never accept you brother.

The part where he knifed his party leader in the Daily Mail never seems to make it into these accounts.

@PeterMcCormack Who are you trying to kid here?

Achieving 20% of Reform after only being a party for a couple of months is not bad. Reform knows this is a threat.

Day 1 of Burnham in Parliament: the pound has slumped, and interest on Government debt has shot up. This is going to be a rough ride.

My thoughts on Makerfield. Well done to Rob Kenyon, well done to all Reform activists. We are now so strong that finishing 2nd, outpolling our national vote share, & increasing our vote is considered a difficult night. It is now entirely normal in British politics for Reform to chase the establishment to the line. Labour can only stand Andy Burnham in one seat. The underlying economic and social issues that are tearing Labour and the country apart are still in place. Burnham’s policy prognosis will not fix them. If anything, he will make them worse. A Labour civil war will now follow, perhaps also a debt crisis. Burnham will soon be as unpopular as Starmer. Restore? A total joke. Polled fewer votes than the British National Party. Like I said it would. Rupert Lowe, Restore, & their often 20-something activists have a glaring lack of experience. They simply don’t understand the British people or our culture, nor do the Americans who cheer them on. Reform polled 5 times as many votes. Restore is closer to the Monster Raving Loonies. They are thugs, bullies, and not equipped to save this country. Online clicks just met offline reality. Only Reform has a chance of saving Britain. The Tories, on 2%, are also over. What must happen now is that everybody in the patriotic majority who cares about saving Britain must get behind Reform so we can move more strongly into the mid-to-high 30s in the national polls and take the fight to Labour in every single seat in the country. This is the only alternative to the ongoing decline of Britain.

@Sargon_of_Akkad You spoke openly about 20% plus I have my criticisms of reform, but you have frankly debased yourself and your brand over recent weeks/months, shilling for this ultimately hopeless side project Stelios is the only one of you left with a shred of credibility/integrity

@Sargon_of_Akkad The amount of gaslighting and projecting in this post is amazing.

They're going to start lying about us now, by the way. They'll say we predicted we'd win Makerfield, etc. We said nothing of the sort, ofc: I expected us to come third. There is a great well of catharsis from Reform today: we lost to the left as we always do, but at least we didn't lose to the right! HA! What they say in haste now will come to haunt them, though, as already the pollsters are pointing out yet another Reform failure, declining performance, etc. Their campaigns are constantly negative, and what they are proving is that negativity, bitterness, bile, venom doesn't sell, but they are the only wares they have to offer. Reform are acting as if they've had a temporary stay of execution, but the direction of travel is clear: They're on the downswing because they are a party full of bad energy. We will continue making the positive case until we win, and win we will.

@Sargon_of_Akkad "They'll say we predicted we'd win Makerfield, etc. We said nothing of the sort, ofc: I expected us to come third."

Find Out Now voting intention 🟦 Reform UK: 27% (+2) 🔵 Conservatives: 18% (-) 🟢 Greens: 17% (-) 🔴 Labour: 15% (-1) 🟠 Lib Dems: 12% (-1) Implied turnout: 56% Changes from 10th June [Find Out Now, 17-18th June, N=2,113]

The only difference between Starmer and Burnham is that the softer optics of 'call-me-Andy' won't embarrass British shitlibs at dinner parties and allows them to cope more. They dislike Starmer because he's a cold grey mirror into their own souls.

wakey wakey

@lotuseaters_com @Kingbingo_ This is pure cope.

Restore Is Growing Rapidly | @Kingbingo_ A party that will put the British people first. Join Restore Britain: restorebritain.org.uk/join_us

@YoungBobRB @JackHadders You didn't smash it...

I have a bet with @JackHadders that Restore Britain would receive more than 5.5% of the vote. We've absolutely smashed that target, so Jack owes me a tenner.

@cfdownes_ Lol.

“We’re begrudgingly voting Reform on this occasion but we support Restore and will vote for you in 2029.” This was the story on the majority of Reform-supporting doors we knocked on. Make of that what you will.