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The arrogance of Andy Burnham is absolutely staggering. He isn’t stepping into Makerfield because he suddenly cares about the people there or wants to fight for the area. He’s doing it to further his own political ambitions and position himself for a future run at Prime Minister. Makerfield deserves...

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I’m here with our fantastic Reform UK candidate, Rob Kenyon, talking about exactly why the people of Makerfield need to get behind him in this hugely important by-election. And let’s be absolutely clear — this is not just any old by-election. This is a General Election by any other name. The eyes of the entire country are on Makerfield right now because what happens here could have massive consequences for the future direction of British politics. This vote is about far more than one seat. It’s about sending a message loud and clear that people have had enough of broken promises, career politicians and being taken for granted. Rob is hardworking, genuine, approachable and somebody who actually understands the concerns of ordinary people because he is one of them. He’s not part of the Westminster bubble. He’s standing because he genuinely cares about his community and wants to fight for local residents. While Labour continue to play political games and focus on personalities and power struggles, local people are worrying about the cost of living, crime, immigration, jobs, small businesses and the future of their communities. Makerfield now has the chance to make history. If you want change, if you want common sense, if you want politicians who actually listen to ordinary people again — then get behind Rob Kenyon and vote Reform UK. This by-election matters. Probably more than most people realise. #ReformUK #Makerfield #VoteReform #RobKenyon #GeneralElection #PoliticalChange #CommonSensePolitics #EnoughIsEnough #BritainNeedsReform Cllr Rob Kenyon Reform UK
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I’m here with our fantastic Reform UK candidate, Rob Kenyon, talking about exactly why the people of Makerfield need to get behind him in this hugely important by-election. And let’s be absolutely clear — this is not just any old by-election. This is a General Election by any other name. The eyes of the entire country are on Makerfield right now because what happens here could have massive consequences for the future direction of British politics. This vote is about far more than one seat. It’s about sending a message loud and clear that people have had enough of broken promises, career politicians and being taken for granted. Rob is hardworking, genuine, approachable and somebody who actually understands the concerns of ordinary people because he is one of them. He’s not part of the Westminster bubble. He’s standing because he genuinely cares about his community and wants to fight for local residents. While Labour continue to play political games and focus on personalities and power struggles, local people are worrying about the cost of living, crime, immigration, jobs, small businesses and the future of their communities. Makerfield now has the chance to make history. If you want change, if you want common sense, if you want politicians who actually listen to ordinary people again — then get behind Rob Kenyon and vote Reform UK. This by-election matters. Probably more than most people realise. #ReformUK #Makerfield #VoteReform #RobKenyon #GeneralElection #PoliticalChange #CommonSensePolitics #EnoughIsEnough #BritainNeedsReform Cllr Rob Kenyon Reform UK

Cllr Sophie Preston-Hall ECC Rochford North

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I’ve just arrived in Makerfield to help get Reform UK candidate Rob Kenyon elected in this absolutely crucial by-election. 🇬🇧 If I were a resident of Makerfield, I would be incredibly cross, enraged and angry that local people are being dragged into a by-election purely to further the career ambitions of one man. Let’s not forget — if he wins, this could trigger yet another by-election for Mayor of Greater Manchester and potentially a Labour leadership contest that could ultimately decide who becomes our next Prime Minister. I personally believe the next Prime Minister of our country should be chosen by the British people in a General Election — not effectively decided through political manoeuvring, internal party games and one constituency being used as a stepping stone. People are fed up with career politicians.People are fed up with Westminster games.People want honesty, transparency and common sense back in politics. The only sensible, common-sense vote in this by-election is Reform UK and Rob Kenyon. 🇬🇧 #ReformUK #RobKenyon #Makerfield #VoteReform #CommonSensePolitics #Labour #PoliticsUK #ByElection #MakeBritainGreatAgain #RealChang
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I’ve just arrived in Makerfield to help get Reform UK candidate Rob Kenyon elected in this absolutely crucial by-election. 🇬🇧 If I were a resident of Makerfield, I would be incredibly cross, enraged and angry that local people are being dragged into a by-election purely to further the career ambitions of one man. Let’s not forget — if he wins, this could trigger yet another by-election for Mayor of Greater Manchester and potentially a Labour leadership contest that could ultimately decide who becomes our next Prime Minister. I personally believe the next Prime Minister of our country should be chosen by the British people in a General Election — not effectively decided through political manoeuvring, internal party games and one constituency being used as a stepping stone. People are fed up with career politicians.People are fed up with Westminster games.People want honesty, transparency and common sense back in politics. The only sensible, common-sense vote in this by-election is Reform UK and Rob Kenyon. 🇬🇧 #ReformUK #RobKenyon #Makerfield #VoteReform #CommonSensePolitics #Labour #PoliticsUK #ByElection #MakeBritainGreatAgain #RealChang

Cllr Sophie Preston-Hall ECC Rochford North

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📢 Makerfield – you’ve got less than FIVE hours left to vote! Every single vote matters. Just look at Sarah Pochin’s victory, which was decided by only six votes. Elections can be won or lost by the smallest of margins. So the question is simple: do you want a career politician who DOES ONLY SEE Makerfield as a stepping stone, potentially triggering more costly elections and political manoeuvring? Or do you want Cllr Rob Kenyon a local lad who knows the area, cares about the community, and wants to work hard for the people of Makerfield? The choice is yours. But if you want change, if you want a strong local voice, and if you want someone who will put Makerfield first, then get out and vote for Rob today. 🗳️ Every vote counts. Every vote matters. Don’t leave it to someone else. #VoteRobKenyon #Makerfield #ReformUK #ElectionDay #EveryVoteCounts #VoteForChange #LocalVoice #MakerfieldVotes #RobKenyon #VoteToday
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📢 Makerfield – you’ve got less than FIVE hours left to vote! Every single vote matters. Just look at Sarah Pochin’s victory, which was decided by only six votes. Elections can be won or lost by the smallest of margins. So the question is simple: do you want a career politician who DOES ONLY SEE Makerfield as a stepping stone, potentially triggering more costly elections and political manoeuvring? Or do you want Cllr Rob Kenyon a local lad who knows the area, cares about the community, and wants to work hard for the people of Makerfield? The choice is yours. But if you want change, if you want a strong local voice, and if you want someone who will put Makerfield first, then get out and vote for Rob today. 🗳️ Every vote counts. Every vote matters. Don’t leave it to someone else. #VoteRobKenyon #Makerfield #ReformUK #ElectionDay #EveryVoteCounts #VoteForChange #LocalVoice #MakerfieldVotes #RobKenyon #VoteToday

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"He's trying to fight three elections at once." Rachel Wolf on Andy Burnham "trying to reassure the people of Makerfield... persuade Labour members that if there is an election that they should vote for him, and the country that he would be a better prime minister". #Newsnight
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"He's trying to fight three elections at once." Rachel Wolf on Andy Burnham "trying to reassure the people of Makerfield... persuade Labour members that if there is an election that they should vote for him, and the country that he would be a better prime minister". #Newsnight

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Suella Braverman makes it crystal clear why the Makerfield by-election is out of the ordinary. If they choose Andy Burnham they are choosing the next Prime Minister, it will be open borders on steroids, it will be refugee welfare on speed, he wants to take us back into the EU and he thinks a man can be a woman. Reform are the only party who can stop Burnham and a vote for anyone other than Reform UK is a vote for Burnham. Your choice Patriots Suella Braverman Rael Braverman Talk Alex Phillips
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Suella Braverman makes it crystal clear why the Makerfield by-election is out of the ordinary. If they choose Andy Burnham they are choosing the next Prime Minister, it will be open borders on steroids, it will be refugee welfare on speed, he wants to take us back into the EU and he thinks a man can be a woman. Reform are the only party who can stop Burnham and a vote for anyone other than Reform UK is a vote for Burnham. Your choice Patriots Suella Braverman Rael Braverman Talk Alex Phillips

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Burnham wins Makerfield. In an extraordinarily high turnout for a by-election, 55% of voters chose Andy Burnham to be Makerfield MP. He is likely to become the UK Prime Minister before the end of the year, but people will be sorely disappointed as he continues with replacement immigration, net zero, wokery, war and gross financial irresponsibility.
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Burnham wins Makerfield. In an extraordinarily high turnout for a by-election, 55% of voters chose Andy Burnham to be Makerfield MP. He is likely to become the UK Prime Minister before the end of the year, but people will be sorely disappointed as he continues with replacement immigration, net zero, wokery, war and gross financial irresponsibility.

David Kurten

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Today at DPMQs, Shadow Energy Secretary Claire Coutinho made it clear why the Aberdeen South by-election is so important. The by-election in Makerfield is about one man’s job. But Aberdeen South is about thousands of people’s jobs. A vote for Conservative Douglas Lumsden tomorrow, is a vote to stand up for North Sea workers, protect our energy security, and back the people who power our country. Meanwhile Labour and the SNP are more interested in hammering the industry, leaving the people of Aberdeen to pay the price. It’s time to send the SNP and Labour a message. Vote Douglas Lumsden.

Kemi Badenoch

52,585 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

Andy Burnham won the Makerfield by-election with 55 per cent of the vote. But treating Makerfield as a national barometer is a mistake: many voted Labour to get rid of Keir Starmer. Reform underperformed, losing 16 per cent of their vote share from the local elections and another winnable by-election. The party ran a purely negative campaign about blocking Burnham, while their candidate, Robert Kenyon, was crucified by the media for crude jokes on rugby forums. Restore came in third with seven per cent, in line with polling. Some are celebrating, given it's their first by-election. But the party's army of canvassers could have delivered a better result if they had a stronger candidate. Nevertheless, Reform can't blame Restore for "splitting the vote", because both combined got less than Burnham. Instead, Reform needs to start asking why they are topping national polls but losing elections, and Restore must perform better next time if they want to force Reform to the right, or present themselves as a viable alternative. Now that the election is over, it would be a good time for introspection and an end to enmity. Some supporters resorted to ad hominem attacks, dishonesty, and dirty tricks during the campaign. Don't sacrifice your integrity and friendships for political team-sports.
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Andy Burnham won the Makerfield by-election with 55 per cent of the vote. But treating Makerfield as a national barometer is a mistake: many voted Labour to get rid of Keir Starmer. Reform underperformed, losing 16 per cent of their vote share from the local elections and another winnable by-election. The party ran a purely negative campaign about blocking Burnham, while their candidate, Robert Kenyon, was crucified by the media for crude jokes on rugby forums. Restore came in third with seven per cent, in line with polling. Some are celebrating, given it's their first by-election. But the party's army of canvassers could have delivered a better result if they had a stronger candidate. Nevertheless, Reform can't blame Restore for "splitting the vote", because both combined got less than Burnham. Instead, Reform needs to start asking why they are topping national polls but losing elections, and Restore must perform better next time if they want to force Reform to the right, or present themselves as a viable alternative. Now that the election is over, it would be a good time for introspection and an end to enmity. Some supporters resorted to ad hominem attacks, dishonesty, and dirty tricks during the campaign. Don't sacrifice your integrity and friendships for political team-sports.

Connor Tomlinson

29,899 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

ABSOLUTE CARNAGE ON LBC!🔥 “I Hate Andy Burnham!” 😳 A furious caller from Makerfield, Wigan just absolutely slaughtered “backstabber” Andy Burnham live on air and it’s brutal. She didn’t hold back: “I cannot vote for Andy Burnham. I hate Andy Burnham. He’s the biggest backstabber you will ever meet.” “He walked away from Westminster and now this man thinks he can just walk into Wigan’s seat?” “I hate disloyalty and he threw his dummy out and walked away. I will not vote for him.” People thinking Burnham’s going to stroll back into Parliament as the next Labour hero… you might want to listen to this. His own backyard is not rolling out the red carpet. Local anger is real. The knives are out!
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ABSOLUTE CARNAGE ON LBC!🔥 “I Hate Andy Burnham!” 😳 A furious caller from Makerfield, Wigan just absolutely slaughtered “backstabber” Andy Burnham live on air and it’s brutal. She didn’t hold back: “I cannot vote for Andy Burnham. I hate Andy Burnham. He’s the biggest backstabber you will ever meet.” “He walked away from Westminster and now this man thinks he can just walk into Wigan’s seat?” “I hate disloyalty and he threw his dummy out and walked away. I will not vote for him.” People thinking Burnham’s going to stroll back into Parliament as the next Labour hero… you might want to listen to this. His own backyard is not rolling out the red carpet. Local anger is real. The knives are out!

J Stewart

396,787 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

This week’s episode of our podcast The State of It: * Nigel Farage’s 8am broadcast on Henry Novak - warning of 2 tier culture - aimed to dominate the agenda. ‘Makerfield will buy into what Nigel Farage has said,’ is how one ally put it. * Reform thinks it can squeeze Restore vote in Makerfield. The big figure both Labour and Reform are focusing efforts on is 17% - the proportion of undecided voters * Lara Spirit on the striking gender divide in Makerfield. Polling suggests Burnham has a 21 point lead among women, Kenton has a 15 point lead among men * Burnham is trying to reach as many undecided voters as possible. While not addressing Farage directly he is trying to counter his criticisms on grooming gangs, clean air zones. He’s fighting the issues rather than the man * Team Burnham don’t want Cabinet visit. Ministers are going up to Makerfield in secret without special advisers. They don’t want photos. They don’t want the association. Ministers say it is surreal * Big announcements on a potential Burnham premiership are coming from his spokespeople rather than Burnham directly. No change to fiscal rules, no early election. * Burnham’s operation making key decisions in a social club on a suburban backstreet in Wigan. A tiny group of people determining Burnham’s campaign and Labour’s future * Patrick Maguire on what Lord Mandelson described as ‘Patrick Maguire syndrome’: “If saying the prime minister doesn’t stand for anything and doesn’t have a political project is a pathology the I accept the diagnosis and have manfully chosen to live without treatment and battle this my own way.”
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This week’s episode of our podcast The State of It: * Nigel Farage’s 8am broadcast on Henry Novak - warning of 2 tier culture - aimed to dominate the agenda. ‘Makerfield will buy into what Nigel Farage has said,’ is how one ally put it. * Reform thinks it can squeeze Restore vote in Makerfield. The big figure both Labour and Reform are focusing efforts on is 17% - the proportion of undecided voters * Lara Spirit on the striking gender divide in Makerfield. Polling suggests Burnham has a 21 point lead among women, Kenton has a 15 point lead among men * Burnham is trying to reach as many undecided voters as possible. While not addressing Farage directly he is trying to counter his criticisms on grooming gangs, clean air zones. He’s fighting the issues rather than the man * Team Burnham don’t want Cabinet visit. Ministers are going up to Makerfield in secret without special advisers. They don’t want photos. They don’t want the association. Ministers say it is surreal * Big announcements on a potential Burnham premiership are coming from his spokespeople rather than Burnham directly. No change to fiscal rules, no early election. * Burnham’s operation making key decisions in a social club on a suburban backstreet in Wigan. A tiny group of people determining Burnham’s campaign and Labour’s future * Patrick Maguire on what Lord Mandelson described as ‘Patrick Maguire syndrome’: “If saying the prime minister doesn’t stand for anything and doesn’t have a political project is a pathology the I accept the diagnosis and have manfully chosen to live without treatment and battle this my own way.”

Steven Swinford

29,964 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

🚨This is coming from Paul Thorpe, a man who just like me, had many reservations and concerns regarding Reform UK But we both understand 1 thing. The importance of voting Strategically rather than Emotionally. Restore do not care to win. They care to stop Nigel… which is simply selfish and ugly. For those refusing to vote Reform UK because of an argument between Nigel and Rupert that they were not there to witness… i want you to remember that this Thursday you are not voting for Nigel Farage MP . You are voting for Robert Kenyon. An experienced, working class man who has lived in Makerfield his whole life. Andy Burnham is an Elitist Socialist who enabled the Rape Gang scandal and has plans for number 10. You either get the socialist rape gang enabler, or a working class, plumber who has lived in my makerfield his whole life. Please do not underestimate how consequential Thursdays by election is! Do not allow all your patriotic hard work go to waste. Use your vote wisely.
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🚨This is coming from Paul Thorpe, a man who just like me, had many reservations and concerns regarding Reform UK But we both understand 1 thing. The importance of voting Strategically rather than Emotionally. Restore do not care to win. They care to stop Nigel… which is simply selfish and ugly. For those refusing to vote Reform UK because of an argument between Nigel and Rupert that they were not there to witness… i want you to remember that this Thursday you are not voting for Nigel Farage MP . You are voting for Robert Kenyon. An experienced, working class man who has lived in Makerfield his whole life. Andy Burnham is an Elitist Socialist who enabled the Rape Gang scandal and has plans for number 10. You either get the socialist rape gang enabler, or a working class, plumber who has lived in my makerfield his whole life. Please do not underestimate how consequential Thursdays by election is! Do not allow all your patriotic hard work go to waste. Use your vote wisely.

BASEDANDBOUGIE

12,302 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

Krishnan Guru-Murthy, "The most consequential by-election in living memory is already the most bizarre" "The Green candidate in Makerfield has already quit" "The Reform UK candidate is in a controversy over his social media history" "And Labour's Andy Burnham is pretending he just wants to be an MP, while doing everything to show the real plan is to be Prime Minister" "His aim is not to join the government, but to take it over"
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Krishnan Guru-Murthy, "The most consequential by-election in living memory is already the most bizarre" "The Green candidate in Makerfield has already quit" "The Reform UK candidate is in a controversy over his social media history" "And Labour's Andy Burnham is pretending he just wants to be an MP, while doing everything to show the real plan is to be Prime Minister" "His aim is not to join the government, but to take it over"

Farrukh

29,384 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

I was in Makerfield on a couple of occasions. I’m delighted Andy Burnham won the by-election and he will be a great MP and voice for Labour. Outside of Westminster, everyone I speak to cannot get their head around the idea of changing Prime Ministers now - especially after the Tory leadership chaos they voted for Keir Starmer and The Labour Party to draw a line under. It’s time to unite and get on with governing the country. 🇬🇧
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I was in Makerfield on a couple of occasions. I’m delighted Andy Burnham won the by-election and he will be a great MP and voice for Labour. Outside of Westminster, everyone I speak to cannot get their head around the idea of changing Prime Ministers now - especially after the Tory leadership chaos they voted for Keir Starmer and The Labour Party to draw a line under. It’s time to unite and get on with governing the country. 🇬🇧

Kevin Craig

42,145 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

My thoughts on the Makerfield by-election... Firstly, I don't believe this was simply a Labour vs Reform election. In many ways, I think it was a referendum on how quickly people want to see Keir Starmer removed as Prime Minister. One thing I found particularly interesting was that throughout the campaign I saw very little use of the Labour logo, and in many cases not even the word "Labour" appeared on campaign literature. Even Andy Burnham seemed keen to distance himself from the party brand. To me, that says a lot. Had Reform won, I genuinely believe it would have sent shockwaves through Westminster. Starmer's position would have come under even greater pressure, and I suspect conversations about his future would have accelerated dramatically. Burnham has made no secret of his ambition to become Prime Minister, and many voters were well aware of that. As for our candidate, Rob Kenyon, I thought he was outstanding. It takes enormous courage to put your head above the parapet and stand for public office. You open yourself up to scrutiny, criticism and, unfortunately, at times, some very unpleasant behaviour. With the eyes of the political world on Makerfield, the pressure was immense, yet Rob conducted himself with dignity, professionalism and humility throughout. I was incredibly proud to campaign alongside him. The result may not have gone the way we wanted, but let's not lose sight of the bigger picture. The growth of Reform UK over the last two years has been phenomenal. Our vote share continues to increase, our membership continues to grow, and more people than ever are putting themselves forward because they want real change. People often ask me whether I would ever switch my political allegiance to another party. My answer is simple: absolutely not. Reform UK is more than a political party to me now. It feels like a family. The friendships I've built, the people I've met and the shared belief that we can make this country better mean far more than titles or positions. I've watched people leave for other parties over the years. In my experience, it's often because they felt overlooked, wanted promotion faster, or had fallen out with colleagues. Politics is full of people chasing the next rung on the ladder. But this is a marathon, not a sprint. My job is simple: help Reform UK get into government. Whether my role in that journey is large or small doesn't matter. I am proud to be part of that machinery, proud to stand alongside so many dedicated people, and proud of how far we've already come. Now we keep going. #Makerfield #ReformUK #RobKenyon #Politics #Campaigning #TeamReform #LocalPolitics #ChangeIsComing #KeepGoing #ReformFamily
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My thoughts on the Makerfield by-election... Firstly, I don't believe this was simply a Labour vs Reform election. In many ways, I think it was a referendum on how quickly people want to see Keir Starmer removed as Prime Minister. One thing I found particularly interesting was that throughout the campaign I saw very little use of the Labour logo, and in many cases not even the word "Labour" appeared on campaign literature. Even Andy Burnham seemed keen to distance himself from the party brand. To me, that says a lot. Had Reform won, I genuinely believe it would have sent shockwaves through Westminster. Starmer's position would have come under even greater pressure, and I suspect conversations about his future would have accelerated dramatically. Burnham has made no secret of his ambition to become Prime Minister, and many voters were well aware of that. As for our candidate, Rob Kenyon, I thought he was outstanding. It takes enormous courage to put your head above the parapet and stand for public office. You open yourself up to scrutiny, criticism and, unfortunately, at times, some very unpleasant behaviour. With the eyes of the political world on Makerfield, the pressure was immense, yet Rob conducted himself with dignity, professionalism and humility throughout. I was incredibly proud to campaign alongside him. The result may not have gone the way we wanted, but let's not lose sight of the bigger picture. The growth of Reform UK over the last two years has been phenomenal. Our vote share continues to increase, our membership continues to grow, and more people than ever are putting themselves forward because they want real change. People often ask me whether I would ever switch my political allegiance to another party. My answer is simple: absolutely not. Reform UK is more than a political party to me now. It feels like a family. The friendships I've built, the people I've met and the shared belief that we can make this country better mean far more than titles or positions. I've watched people leave for other parties over the years. In my experience, it's often because they felt overlooked, wanted promotion faster, or had fallen out with colleagues. Politics is full of people chasing the next rung on the ladder. But this is a marathon, not a sprint. My job is simple: help Reform UK get into government. Whether my role in that journey is large or small doesn't matter. I am proud to be part of that machinery, proud to stand alongside so many dedicated people, and proud of how far we've already come. Now we keep going. #Makerfield #ReformUK #RobKenyon #Politics #Campaigning #TeamReform #LocalPolitics #ChangeIsComing #KeepGoing #ReformFamily

Cllr Sophie Preston-Hall ECC Rochford North

18,719 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

Enough really is enough. Last night Peter Mandelson sensationally resigned from the Labour Party — a party he has been part of for his entire life, with his family deeply involved too. So we must ask the obvious questions: 👉 Why did he resign now? 👉 Why wasn’t he removed years ago? 👉 And why was he ever handed positions of such power in the first place — including being made Ambassador to the United States? This Labour government has shown time and time again that it is simply not fit for purpose. We’ve seen: •A Deputy Prime Minister “forget” to pay £45,000 to HMRC •A so-called Minister for Corruption now under investigation for corruption •A Business Secretary who appeared to forget he wasn’t actually a qualified train solicitor •A Housing Secretary who evicted her own tenant using laws she herself was trying to change It goes on. And on. And on. These people seem to have forgotten one very important thing: They are public servants. They work for us — the Great British public. In the real world, if someone isn’t doing their job properly, they are shown the door through the proper channels. But in politics? That accountability seems to have vanished — and replacing them feels harder than ever. Gorton & Denton — you have the power to change that. You have a clear opportunity to send a message to Keir Starmer and his disastrous, dangerous and frankly disgraceful government. 👉 Vote Matt Goodwin 👉 Vote for integrity 👉 Vote for accountability 👉 Vote Reform UK I’ll be up there later this week — and I hope many of you will be too. Vote Matt Goodwin At every opportunity Vote Reform UK. 🇬🇧
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Enough really is enough. Last night Peter Mandelson sensationally resigned from the Labour Party — a party he has been part of for his entire life, with his family deeply involved too. So we must ask the obvious questions: 👉 Why did he resign now? 👉 Why wasn’t he removed years ago? 👉 And why was he ever handed positions of such power in the first place — including being made Ambassador to the United States? This Labour government has shown time and time again that it is simply not fit for purpose. We’ve seen: •A Deputy Prime Minister “forget” to pay £45,000 to HMRC •A so-called Minister for Corruption now under investigation for corruption •A Business Secretary who appeared to forget he wasn’t actually a qualified train solicitor •A Housing Secretary who evicted her own tenant using laws she herself was trying to change It goes on. And on. And on. These people seem to have forgotten one very important thing: They are public servants. They work for us — the Great British public. In the real world, if someone isn’t doing their job properly, they are shown the door through the proper channels. But in politics? That accountability seems to have vanished — and replacing them feels harder than ever. Gorton & Denton — you have the power to change that. You have a clear opportunity to send a message to Keir Starmer and his disastrous, dangerous and frankly disgraceful government. 👉 Vote Matt Goodwin 👉 Vote for integrity 👉 Vote for accountability 👉 Vote Reform UK I’ll be up there later this week — and I hope many of you will be too. Vote Matt Goodwin At every opportunity Vote Reform UK. 🇬🇧

Cllr Sophie Preston-Hall ECC Rochford North

16,386 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten

‼️ Reports of Starmer’s anger - threatening to resign his own seat to create chaos for a Burnham suggests a mix of arrogance (refusing to accept the writing on the wall) and vindictiveness (wanting to damage the party or successor rather than facilitate a smooth transition). It’s not the behaviour of someone putting country or party first at a moment of crisis. It risks making the exit even messier and further damaging Labour’s reputation. The country needs a clean, orderly transition. Andy Burnham has the mandate from Makerfield to deliver real change. No more drama. Time to move forward for the country.
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‼️ Reports of Starmer’s anger - threatening to resign his own seat to create chaos for a Burnham suggests a mix of arrogance (refusing to accept the writing on the wall) and vindictiveness (wanting to damage the party or successor rather than facilitate a smooth transition). It’s not the behaviour of someone putting country or party first at a moment of crisis. It risks making the exit even messier and further damaging Labour’s reputation. The country needs a clean, orderly transition. Andy Burnham has the mandate from Makerfield to deliver real change. No more drama. Time to move forward for the country.

Liz Webster

307,550 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

‘Reform UK deserve to win it now due to his ego.’ Andy Twelves slams Prime Minister Keir Starmer for voting against Andy Burnham, saying he is so ‘insecure in his position’ that he has voted for Party and not country. ‘I’m ashamed to be a member of the Labour Party.’
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‘Reform UK deserve to win it now due to his ego.’ Andy Twelves slams Prime Minister Keir Starmer for voting against Andy Burnham, saying he is so ‘insecure in his position’ that he has voted for Party and not country. ‘I’m ashamed to be a member of the Labour Party.’

GB News

108,048 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten

As the World Cup kicks off I keep returning to one thought: this Labour Government is only 36 minutes into the first half. I mentioned this on the doorstep in Makerfield this week and people understood the need to give the Government time. I look forward to going back up to the constituency next week. Whilst in Makerfield I spoke to international media TRT World about what I hope happens next week and afterwards. These are clearly difficult times for the Government, but just as you can’t judge a football match 36 minutes in, you can’t judge a Government not even half-way through its five-year mandate given by the British public. The last thing the country needs is the Labour Party spending the entire summer talking to itself. It is not what people voted for. Let’s put every effort into winning in Makerfield and then unite to do the job of turning this country around. Longer thoughts on the campaign can be found here The Labour Party | Keir Starmer | Rachel Reeves | Andy Burnham
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As the World Cup kicks off I keep returning to one thought: this Labour Government is only 36 minutes into the first half. I mentioned this on the doorstep in Makerfield this week and people understood the need to give the Government time. I look forward to going back up to the constituency next week. Whilst in Makerfield I spoke to international media TRT World about what I hope happens next week and afterwards. These are clearly difficult times for the Government, but just as you can’t judge a football match 36 minutes in, you can’t judge a Government not even half-way through its five-year mandate given by the British public. The last thing the country needs is the Labour Party spending the entire summer talking to itself. It is not what people voted for. Let’s put every effort into winning in Makerfield and then unite to do the job of turning this country around. Longer thoughts on the campaign can be found here The Labour Party | Keir Starmer | Rachel Reeves | Andy Burnham

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Sir Keir Starmer could set out a timetable for his departure as early as today, after being urged to quit by members of his own cabinet. Andy Burnham’s tipped to take over the Labour Party, and is making his way to Westminster later to be sworn in as MP for Makerfield. The Prime Minister is expected to say he won't be ready to leave Number 10 until September.
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Sir Keir Starmer could set out a timetable for his departure as early as today, after being urged to quit by members of his own cabinet. Andy Burnham’s tipped to take over the Labour Party, and is making his way to Westminster later to be sworn in as MP for Makerfield. The Prime Minister is expected to say he won't be ready to leave Number 10 until September.

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