Pragmatic Moderate Conservative | Views my own.

Joined October 2024
🥀Correctly forecasting how things would work out for Labour and Rachel Reeves, 5 July 2024. 🤡“It’s going to be an absolute circus.”
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The Reform UK desperation reaches a new level. The tried to destroy the Conservatives, they failed. They tried to demonise Rupert Lowe, they failed. It's finally dawning on Nigel Farage and his Reform cult that they are unable to win because the Farage ego gets in the way.
Nigel and Reform have brought this on themselves. They got too cocky and have lost a huge amount of support. Restore Britain all the way! 🇬🇧
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No body knows where my party has gone, It’s my party and I’ll cry if I want too, you would cry too if it happened to you
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If Reform had spent the last 2 years focusing on the govt instead of bashing Tories. They might still be winning in the polls.
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The downward spiral of Reform UK continues at a fast pace. The hardliners have moved onto Restore and the moderate Reformers are coming back to the Conservatives. Sure, Nigel Farage still has a Cult following but polls and by election results suggest his time is up.
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Raheem kassam was not my Chief of Staff latest.
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40 years ago today, the Big Bang transformed the City. 💥 It opened new markets, made us more competitive, and richer. Share ownership became more accessible, the cost of gilts fell by 72% and the City’s equity turnover exceeded £1 billion in a year. We need another Big Bang.
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🚨 BREAKING: Nigel Farage pretends he is not close to man responsible for calling Kemi Badenoch a ‘Nigerian scammer’, Raheem Kassam, despite photographic evidence. It appears they’re that close, they wear matching coats. More to follow, as Reform launch an internal investigation to establish the facts of whether they’ve ever actually met.
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Awkward moment when Raheem Kassam calls Raheem Kassam a liar.
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Or go on TV and call himself the Chief of Staff either
Replying to @RaheemKassam
Hi Raheem, nice desk. So you’re saying you never gave out business cards saying you were Nigel’s Chief of Staff? How curious 😉
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Was it something I said, Raheem?
Or go on TV and call himself the Chief of Staff either
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In a Reform Government this person would be in charge of education. No wonder they're collapsing
If you are a young people who wants to earn, learn and move forward with your life, Reform is for you.
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Tories now routinely in second place. Labour comfortably ahead. Reform dropping. The trend is clear. @DPJHodges
Our latest Westminster voting intention poll (25-26 October 2026) shows a five point lead for Labour Labour: 27% (no change from 18-19 Oct) Conservative: 22% (-1) Reform UK: 20% (-2) Lib Dem: 11% (=) Green: 10% (=) Restore Britain: 4% (+1) SNP: 2% (=) Plaid Cymru: 1% (=)
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The fresh calls for a windfall tax on banks in response to HSBC’s higher profits are both predictable and misguided. Six quick points... 🧵 1⃣ UK banks are already more heavily taxed than other businesses, thanks to the 3% surcharge on corporation tax and the additional levy on their balance sheets...
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Lowest Reform polling from @YouGov since Jan 2025 when tracker started
Westminster Voting Intention: Labour: 27% (=) Conservative: 22% (-1) Reform UK: 20% (-2) Liberal Democrats: 11% (=) Greens: 10% (=) Restore Britain: 4% (+1) SNP: 2% (=) Others: 2% (+1) Plaid Cymru: 1% (=) Via: YouGov MOE: ±2.0% Field Work: 25-26 Oct changes w/ 18-19 Oct
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Every energy bill in Britain includes about £50 a year for other people's unpaid ones. Which means that you pay your bill and a bit of someone else's.
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🚨🇮🇱 NEW: Mansour Abbas, leader of Ra’am, says Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud party is contacting Arab parties [translated by Jerusalem Post]
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The government should introduce compulsory income protection which is 100% tax deductible. When AI takes over the government won't be responsible to payout. The insurers would be required to. At no extra cost to each individual.
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When the stock market crashes next year due to the over reliance on AI. The government gonna have to pump money. One way is to remove stamp duty on shares.
40 years ago today, the Big Bang transformed the City. 💥 It opened new markets, made us more competitive, and richer. Share ownership became more accessible, the cost of gilts fell by 72% and the City’s equity turnover exceeded £1 billion in a year. We need another Big Bang.
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