Unless you run a business, work hard and save, want to live in a country that prioritises national security over social security and generally just want to get on in life.
Southport Conservatives retweeted
If the Chancellor won’t fund defence properly at the Budget, he should resign.
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Higher inflation isn’t just driving up prices, it’s increasing the benefits bill. Either way, it’s working households who end up picking up the tab.
Conservatives will cut the benefits bill, protect those who need help and get Britain working again.
Kemi has been clear, sign up to proposals to leave the ECHR and scrap Net Zero or don’t be a Conservative candidate.
It’s perfectly reasonable for the leader of the party to require that.
A wet boff is not what you want at any time.
🧵 Our @LibDems plans would put £350 back in your pocket.
The government should deliver a breathing space Budget next week, to slash your energy bills, petrol and public transport prices, and costs for struggling high street hospitality businesses over the next year and a half.
Here’s Nigel apparently “not” saying he would give away the Chagos Islands.
@reformparty_uk clearly think people are stupid.
Southport Conservatives retweeted
Illegal immigrants shouldn't be housed in tiny villages.
We have a plan, leave the ECHR so we can deport them instead.
Southport Conservatives retweeted
I invited women from Piddington to Parliament because Labour isn’t listening to them.
Their village of 300 faces over 1,200 male illegal migrants on its doorstep. Meanwhile, Labour is handing out leaflets explaining to these men that rape is a crime. You couldn’t make it up.
Today we forced a vote to stop it. Labour and the Lib Dems refused to back us.
Women should feel safe in their communities. Conservatives will leave the ECHR so we can deport illegal migrants instead of forcing small villages to bear the consequences.
Southport Conservatives retweeted
A stronger economy. Lower taxes. Secure borders. A country that rewards work, backs families and defends itself.
That is the Britain that the next Conservative government would build.
Southport Conservatives retweeted
One year on from the horrific attack at Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation Synagogue, we remember Melvin Cravitz and Adrian Daulby.
A year later, too many British Jews still feel unsafe in their own country and continue to face vile antisemitic hatred.
Britain cannot continue down this path.
The Conservative Party will always stand with British Jews.
Labour run Sefton Council is forecast to overspend by £7.7 million, on top of previous overspending.
The finances are in a mess and they’ll definitely be putting your Council Tax up again, but how much will the overspending end up being?
Southport Conservatives retweeted
🥀 3 Months of Burnham - 3 Months of Failure
• Made clear he is not serious about defence, saying funding our Armed Forces cannot come at the expense of welfare.
• Failed to approve Jackdaw and Rosebank, leaving Britain more exposed on energy security while chasing votes in a by-election.
• Borrowed record amounts, piling even more pressure onto the economy.
• Kept pushing the Chagos surrender deal, giving away British territory and making taxpayers foot the bill.
• Allowed more than 6,000 illegal migrants into the UK.
• Failed to explain how he would bring the welfare bill down.
• Spent more than £1 million of taxpayers’ money on a TikTok squad.
• Appointed a Cabinet with barely any real business experience.
• Tried to win taxpayers back with a 12p-a-day tax cut after Labour hit them with £60 billion in tax rises.
Can you believe it’s only been three months? And the worst is still to come.
Southport Conservatives retweeted
Those who can work, should work.
That’s why the next Conservative Government will cut benefits for those who refuse to get back to work and introduce a “Back to Work” card restricting what they can spend benefits on, saving taxpayers £538 million a year.
“Go back to your constituencies and prepare for irrelevance.”
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