Matt
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@Binkum @Deedy2201 @RobKenyonReform Labour are pushing the immigrant invaders down everyone's throats. It's destroying our way of life.
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Dark clouds are gathering over Makerfield as Andy Burnham promises more HMOs & a new multicultural flavour to the area. 'I'll ship in the Migrants straight from Manchester!'. The good Wigan folk say No! We stand with Reform. Vote Robert Kenyon on June 18th.
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Please, please, please vote REFORM in next week's local elections and send Starmer packing! @reformparty_uk
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@drdavidbull All my family and good friends up North, all from Tory or Labour backgrounds, have (postal) or ARE voting for Reform on the the 7th 👍
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Reform leader Nigel Farage received £5m from donor before he became MP bbc.in/4t3erE0
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@RobertJenrick Upping the microdosing I see. Deform conservative rejects
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The Greens, Labour and Lib Dems are in cahoots.
If you want to stop a crazy coalition of the Left, vote Reform.
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A crushing defeat by Reform in Labour's heartlands next week will spell the end for Keir Starmer.
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The Greens, Lib Dem’s and Labour today attempted to remove me as Leader of Warwickshire County Council.
They failed.
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This is what real leaders look like.
Men who prioritise the people and the country they represent.
Not pandering to groups to win support.
Real men.
@realDonaldTrump @Nigel_Farage
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Reform is ready to take control of Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council.
Vote Reform on May 7th! 🗳️
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As Richard Tice announced, Reform UK has identified £300 million of savings from our councils since May.
Lots more to do, but we are making great progress. 🚀🇬🇧
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@Nigel_Farage And royally fuck it up because your supporters have the humanity, intelligence and attention span of a 💩
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Only my party has the courage to fix broken Britain.
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Will the last person to leave Britain please turn out the lights?
The Growth Commission@TheGrowthComm
We have repeatedly warned that excessive taxation has consequences: more people leaving the UK, further denting overall economic growth and living standards. We’ll have more to say on that and much more when we publish our Growth Budget 2025 on Thursday. (Story below from @SkyNews)
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How long before this Home Secretary wakes up and sees that none of her measures will actually work whilst we remain members of the ECHR?
A year? Two years?
It took the Tory Party about 3 years, a General Election wipeout and pressure from Reform to see the light.
I can’t see the same happening with the Labour Party.
Unless they change policy on the ECHR, it’s all hot air.
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“Nigel Farage and Zia Yusuf will announce plans to strip EU nationals of benefits, more than double the cost of the NHS surcharge and cut foreign aid spending by more than 70%”
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Steven Swinford@Steven_Swinford
Nigel Farage and Zia Yusuf will tomorrow say that foreign nationals must 'bear the brunt' of filling the black hole in Britain's finances as they announce £25bn worth of cuts * Nigel Farage and Zia Yusuf will announce plans to strip EU nationals of benefits, more than double the cost of the NHS surcharge and cut foreign aid spending by more than 70% * They will say this would avoid the need for tax rises in the Budget. Yusuf says Labour can either 'raise taxes on British citizens' or 'ask foreign nationals to bear the brunt' * Farage will give EU citizens who are claiming universal credit in the UK three months' notice before ending their benefit payments. If the EU refuses to accept the terms Reform will take unilateral action regardless of the threat of 'trade retaliation" * Reform UK will also pledge to increase the NHS surcharge for foreigners in Britain from £1,035 to £2,718 a year, raising £5billion a year. Farage argues that the increased charge would be fair because it would reflect the cost per person of the total NHS budget for England * Yusuf said that £2,718 represented "great value", particularly because foreign nationals are more likely to have children than British nationals increasing the pressure on the NHS. "It's a matter of principle," he said. "Why should a foreign national get a 65 per cent discounts. It's great value, somebody can pay more and get vastly more out of the NHS." * Reform would also seek to cap the foreign aid Budget, which will be £13.6billion in 2025/26, to just £1billion a year * Yusuf said: "There are plenty of examples of egregiously wasteful spending. Until the finances are on a sound footing it is unpalatable and immoral to keep foreign aid spending at these legals." Other savings would be made by cutting disability benefits and deporting foreign criminals thetimes.com/uk/politics/ar…
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