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'Fiction is the truth inside the lie'

Andy Burnham has a seat (almost) By @EthanCroft98 Andy Burnham has found a seat to run in. In an extraordinary turn of events Josh Simons MP, a prime architect of the Starmer project, has turned on the Prime Minister and announced that he will surrender his seat of Makerfield with the explicit intention of being replaced as its MP by Burnham so that the Greater Manchester mayor can challenge Starmer for the leadership of the Labour Party and the country. “Today, I am putting the people I represent and the country I love first and will be resigning as MP for Makerfield,” he said. “I am standing aside so that Andy Burnham can return to his home, fight to re-enter parliament, and if elected, drive the change our country is crying out for,” he said in a statement to his constituents. Makerfield, on the western outskirts of Greater Manchester, has a comfortable but not huge Labour majority of 5,000. It stayed with the party even during its major national defeat in 2019. In the local elections last week, Reform performed well in the wards that make up the constituency (and the party came second there at the last election). Burnham’s team will be confident that his overwhelming personal popularity in Greater Manchester means he would hold the seat for Labour in a by-election. newstatesman.com/politics/2026/…

Theresa May - 3 years Boris Johnson - 3 years, 2 months Liz Truss - 7 weeks Rishi Sunak - 1 year, 9 months Keir Starmer currently 1 year, 10 months If he goes today, it’s averaging a PM every two years. Are we the new Italy?


The new guys must understand one thing very clearly: if you do not fight for Hungary in Brussels, the Brusselians will walk all over you. Giving up our patriotic position and surrendering national sovereignty for money or political approval would be a historic mistake. Foreign elites must not be allowed to decide our future for us! 🇭🇺


Editor's note: Yes Reform won the most seats But its national equivalent vote share was 27%. That's LOWER than last year And come a general election it will face widespread tactical voting because many voters really don't want Farage as PM
















