John Muffit

It's time to recognise that Peter Lynch was radicalised by the right wing media - he believed many things that were untrue re asylum seekers. Despite rw media saying otherwise prisons arent holiday camps and more help ought to have been available to PL. Voting for austerity...

I'm sorry to report that we lost dad, John Muffit, aged 74 last week on Boxing Day. I thought I should let you all know as I know most of you on here were fond of dad. Regards, Peter Muffit

@LouiseScot51918 @Fyshdawg73 @WarriorSpeech28 @Nigel_Farage You would think it would get tired after a while - I've been doing it since 2016 now

@Fyshdawg73 @WarriorSpeech28 @Nigel_Farage This is exactly what I think. Can't wait to say "told you so" to these dickheads

🚨 People joining Reform UK has now accelerated to 10 per minute! Watch it live here: reformparty.uk/counter

@formerlyknow @WarriorSpeech28 @Nigel_Farage Nigel Farage fights for the rich

@WarriorSpeech28 @Nigel_Farage Farrage, a fighter? Not for working people, he isn't.

@WarriorSpeech28 @Nigel_Farage Yes, Nigel Farage is a fighter (for rich folk)

The British people are done with leaders like Starmer, who grovel to Brussels and couldn’t care less about Britain. Say what you want about Farage, but he’s a fighter. He’s not bending the knee to globalists or selling out our future. He stands up for Britain, for our borders, for our sovereignty. Farage will bring back that crucial relationship with America, the backbone of the West. We’ll need that alliance if we’ve got any chance of preserving our culture and standing strong against those who want to erase it. This isn’t just a political movement, it’s a wake-up call. Britain deserves leaders who put us first. Reform is the way forward.

@NG26731 @KEdge23 It's true - better educated people are less likely to vote against their interests. educated working class people are less likely to vote for tax cuts (mainly benefiting the rich) and associated services cuts inc NHS That's all Tory and Reform offer.

Do you think 16 year olds should be able to vote in a General Election? I don’t.

@MikeStewart79 @KEdge23 So what? They won and now we expect them to deliver Racists expected Tories to deliver on their policies including when they were a minority government 2010-2015

@johnmuffit @KEdge23 And the majority was paper thin

@mephistomatt4 @FatSalmonS @Inevitablewest That said, no one is offering this bar the Greens (and their manifesto was marginally less credible than the Reform Party UK Limited one)

@mephistomatt4 @FatSalmonS @Inevitablewest Genuine left wing economic policy after 45 years of right wing

🚨BREAKING: Reform have gained over 5,000 members in the last 24hrs, according to their live member count. People don’t want to be rammed into by deranged islamic migrants anymore.

@The_SundaySport @KEdge23 @reformparty_uk You mean you mainly know thick af kids?

@KEdge23 This could easily back fire as most youths I know (via my son) are staunchly against the Labour Party and very much pro @reformparty_uk .

@Den142013541 @KEdge23 Votes for 16 and 17 years olds was in the Labour manifesto - they won on a massive majority - we expect governments to deliver on their manifestos.

@KEdge23 No they need to get out into the world & experience life. As it is they are regarded as children by most parents & until they are considered adults & capable to fend for themselves, take responsibility, use public transport on their own etc etc

@EricDem53716063 @KEdge23 BS - you are confusing Labour with Tory gerrymanderers with their voter ID

@KEdge23 When they notice how popular Reform are with 16 year olds I doubt Labour will pursue this.

@jackiehendo02 @KEdge23 Will they (how about many of thick adults we've seen that voted Tory and Reform because of their echo chambers?)

@KEdge23 They will be persuaded by their peers to vote a certain way

@bigfanofmykids @KEdge23 Votes for 16 and 17 years olds was in the Labour manifesto - they won on a massive majority - we expect governments to deliver on their manifestos.

@KEdge23 No. Many hardly can choose their 6th form subjects and aren’t mature to drive. Making a governance decision is certainly too early at 16.

@Stan1_st @gordoncraig11 @KEdge23 Kemi will be screaming against the policy as it is voted through

@gordoncraig11 @KEdge23 Didn’t realise that, great point and absolutely right

@gordoncraig11 @KEdge23 Because if they opened the franchise they mostly wouldn't choose someone that would totally shaft them like the Tories do

@KEdge23 The Conservative Party allows 15 year olds to help choose their leader. Now it’s possibly reasonable to suggest that their choosing Badenoch,Johnson and Truss shows poor judgement,but the Tory party trusts them to make that judgement. What’s different?

@Pickat33 @KEdge23 So only those interested in voting will - glad we got that sorted.

@KEdge23 No, I have grandchildren of that age and I love them dearly but they only care about playing computer games they know or care nothing about politics

@jul9758 @KEdge23 Nor could many adults - 5 of the 6 before Starmer were crap

@gaylesian @KEdge23 Votes for 16 and 17 years olds was in the Labour manifesto - they won on a massive majority - we expect governments to deliver on their manifestos.

@KEdge23 I think Labour May drop that idea as the youth of today seem to be turning to reform.

@avocet2 @KEdge23 Actually if they have jobs they do pay tax as they also pay VAT

@KEdge23 No. They have zero real-world experience and have probably never paid tax nor contributed towards their local communities.