Resignation vs Resignation Nigel Farage resigned and put his... future back in the hands of Clacton. The media questioned his mandate. Nigel answered: let the people decide. They did. He returned with 63.3% of the vote, increasing his vote share by 17.1 points. Labour and the Conservatives did not even stand. Now compare that with Keir Starmer. Broken promises, U-turns, failing public services and repeated pressure to resign. He held on until his political authority was gone, then left. Nigel resigned to renew his mandate. Starmer resigning after losing his. That is the difference between a leader chosen by the people and a leader imposed upon them. Reform UK Richard Tice MP 🇬🇧 Nigel Farage Lee Anderson MPshow more

🚨 Big News :- 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿Starmer has paid the price... for refusing to go against Iran.:- In the morning, Donald Trump predicted that British Prime Minister Keir Starmer would resign. By the afternoon, Keir Starmer had stepped down and immediately announced his resignation. During his resignation, an emotional Starmer embraced his wife.😣 Refusing to send his military against Iran and choosing to speak for the interests of his own people ultimately cost Starmer his position. Now the question is: which European leader is next? Donald Trump appears to have a strong grip on the leaders of these countries🤔.show more

WATCH: Concerns have been raised over Reform UK leader... Nigel Farage’s cognitive state after the Clacton MP was filmed by neighbours destroying kitchenware outside his home in what appears to be a state of confusion.show more

I challenge you not to laugh. UKIP leader Nick... Tenconi is in Clacton supporting Nigel Farage. He gestures towards the steps of the Moon and Starfish pub where, with echoes of JFK in ’63, Farage was milk‑shaked by an unhinged lefty. Tenconi then proclaims: “A shot fired at Nigel Farage is a shot fired at all of us.”show more

🤨 Ed Davey’s shocking authoritarian stunt: changing British law... to trap Nigel Farage in Parliament! Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey is so terrified of Nigel Farage that he now wants to rewrite the rules of democracy itself, pushing a new “Clacton Clause” to stop MPs from resigning. The world is completely upside down. 🙃 This is the same Ed Davey who never stops telling us how dangerous Nigel Farage and Reform are… yet now he’s moving heaven and earth to keep him in Parliament! You literally couldn’t make it up. Not content with declaring the Lib Dems will stand aside and hand Farage a free run in the Clacton by-election, Davey now wants a special “Clacton Clause” to trap him there and block any resignation. Guaranteed job security for the man he claims is a threat to Britain. It’s utterly bizarre. Labour, Tories, Lib Dems are all singing from the same establishment hymn sheet, terrified of letting the voters decide. Democracy? Only when it suits them. Pathetic.show more

Keir Starmer was personally informed that his tax raid... on farmers was guaranteed to cause farmers to commit suicide. When confronted with this reality, Starmer replied, in the mostly lawyerly and subhuman manner imaginable, that he did not care. The media is not responsible for the utter contempt in which Starmer is held by the people. The people's regard for Starmer is simply a direct reflection of Starmer's view of the people.show more

Left: Reform UK's Zia Yusuf, "Yes, Peter mandelson almost... certainly deserves to be in jail. The buck stops with the executive, Keir Starmer is a disgrace to his office and should resign" Right: Nathan Gill is in jail for accepting Russian bribes. Using Zia Yusuf's logic, isn't Nigel Farage also a disgrace, and should also resign?show more

So let me get this right Reform Leader Nigel... Mirage makes a rare appearance in his constituency, and points at work that needs to be done to improve it. What has he been doing for the past 2 years, isn't it his job as a local MP to be on top of this?show more

Nigel Farage released a 2:22 video tribute to Ann... Widdecombe. The first 2:05 mins were about Widdecombe and delivered with his ice-cold, lack of emotion. He couldn't help but using the last 0:17 as a political attack on the 'establishment'. Is this his get-out of Clacton?show more

Quite possibly the most embarrassing response by a sitting... MP ever. Richard 'Stupid' Tice makes chicken noises when asked about the Clacton by-election, defending his party leader who's too frit to answer questions about alleged bribes and bungs. He did the same on the Andrew Marr Show on LBC earlier. #Farage #ReformUKshow more

Kemi Badenoch, "We're not standing a candidate in the... fake by-election which Nigel Farage is causing to distract people from what is happening" "We need to let the investigation (into his dodgy donations/gifts/security) run it's course" "The reason Nigel Farage is doing this is because he is very worried that he's going to be found to have done something wrong"show more

Breaking🇬🇧📢: "If you want to go to war with... me, bring it on" - Reform Deputy Leader Richard Tice MP declares that he's happy to go to war with The Labour Party over alleged 'income tax improprieties'. Do you back Richard Tice MP 🇬🇧 to expose Starmer and his cabinet over this matter? With Angela Rayner's track record alone this should be an easy victory.show more

Katie Razzall, "People will remember Nigel Farage resigned his... seat, fought (a bin), won a by-election" "In response to a Parliamentary Standards investigation into an undeclared £5,000,000 gift (from a foreign based crypto billionaire, then privately lobbying the governor of the Bank of England to drop plans for a digital pound)" "He denies any wrongdoing (because he says it was unconditional, also that it was a reward for campaigning for Brexit, also that it was for his security, or to spend on Ferraris)"show more

Left: Nigel Farage says the reason you can't get... a GP appointment is because 7.2 million foreign born people have come to the UK Right: Nigel Farage forgets to mention that the adults who are working all pay taxes, like you and me, so they're paying their fair share for the NHS The reason we don't have enough GPs is because the Conservatives cut funding for GPs, and Labour so far are hiring more PAs instead of GPs The GP shortage is a political choice, not the fault of immigrants who like everyone else here, are tax payersshow more

Stephen Flynn, "When Nigel Farage tells you all that... migrants are making you poorer and they're the problem, don't believe him" "Do you want to know the biggest problem facing the UK ecnomy right now? His pet project of Brexit. £40 billion of taxes lost every year because we left the EU" Brexit has made us so poor that neither Labour nor the Conservatives can afford to pay for public servicesshow more

Gent in cyan gets a huge applause after pointing... out That Reform UK are a party of millionaires "All you're interested in are rich people, not the working man" *Danny Kruger sits there with a smug look on his face, as Nigel Farage said he got a £5 million gift from a foreign based crypto billionaire*show more

Andrew Neil has once again perfectly summed up the... rotten, self-serving core of British politics: “It’s once again politicians using the political system to their advantage, at the expense of the people. Labour did it in Makerfield Nigel Farage is doing it in Clacton.” 🎯 Farage resigns his Clacton seat and forces a by-election to dodge scrutiny over donations, framing it as people versus the establishment. The big parties refuse to contest it, exposing the whole exercise as a cynical farce. Labour pulled the exact same trick in Makerfield, forcing a vacancy so Andy Burnham could parachute in and challenge Starmer for the leadership. No hand-wringing about democracy or taxpayer costs then. Just naked self-interest. This perfectly illustrates how politicians of all stripes treat the system as their personal plaything. These people are not public servants. They are careerists who manipulate by-elections, rules and voters for power and survival. They bend the rules when it suits them and howl with outrage when others do the same. Andrew Neil exposes the hypocrisy. The entire class is in it for themselves, and the public always pays the price.show more

🚨 BREAKING: UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer announces his... resignation Speaking outside 10 Downing Street, Starmer said he would step down as both Prime Minister and leader of the Labour Party. He will remain in office until a successor is elected. His resignation comes amid growing pressure within Labour following a series of disappointing election results and declining support for the government. Former Manchester mayor Andy Burnham is among the names being mentioned as a potential successor. If a new leader is chosen in the coming months, Britain will have had its seventh prime minister in just ten years. 💬 “When I leave the most important job in the country, I will be able to spend more time on the most important job of all. Being a better husband to my wonderful wife, Vic, who has been my rock through good times and bad. And being a better father to my beautiful children, who are my pride and joy,” Starmer said.show more