Jack Price-Harbach

A thought: Even though Farage has said he’s going to stand down as an MP, does it involve paperwork? A letter to the Chancellor? Some form of laborious admin. I’ve just remembered that there was a huge gap between Nadine Dorries saying she was going to resign as an MP and actually doing it.

From what I’ve read, this Farage by election stunt is a complete waste of time. If he wins, the investigation into his undeclared income continues, and given how unprecedented it is, there’s every chance Parliament will give him a long enough suspension to trigger ANOTHER by election.

It will be some other no mark who will cruise to victory because the other major parties refused to engage with it. 4) Regardless of anything else, Zack Polanski grows a pair and stands for election in Clacton. I genuinely think this is less likely than Nigel doing some sort of stitch up.

From what I’ve read, this Farage by election stunt is a complete waste of time. If he wins, the investigation into his undeclared income continues, and given how unprecedented it is, there’s every chance Parliament will give him a long enough suspension to trigger ANOTHER by election.

2) All political parties refuse to engage with this sham and give a joke candidate like Count Binface a head to head run against Farage to expose it for the farce that it is. It might stain Parliament’s reputation but it has the added bonus of a novelty candidate actually becoming a sitting MP.

From what I’ve read, this Farage by election stunt is a complete waste of time. If he wins, the investigation into his undeclared income continues, and given how unprecedented it is, there’s every chance Parliament will give him a long enough suspension to trigger ANOTHER by election.

This might be the first Prime Ministerial resignation I’ve actually been sad about. Keir Starmer lacked the political skills for the role, and his resignation was the right course of action, but on reflection, he’s the best PM we’ve had over the past decade by a country mile.

For me, he always seemed to be the most decent, most sensible and most patriotic. He was unpopular, but neither dishonorable like Boris, nor was he completely inept like Liz Truss. Unlike David Cameron, he wasn’t a coward who went to put his trotters up in Nice. Unlike Theresa May, he didn’t

I worry about my algorithm on several social media platforms. My Facebook feed is either nonce hunter videos or far right “content creators” armed with Meta glasses and tripods at racist rallies on Britain’s streets. My instagram feed is full of Attitude & Ruthless Aggression Era wrestling clips.

Tony Blair’s essay is full of contradictions that can easily be dismantled. If he wants to ditch Net Zero, why does China produce so many solar panels and electric vehicles? If AI is the future, it will require a great deal of energy consumption.

Welfare spending cuts, draconian disability reforms, harsh immigration controls that are punitive towards people who want to make a positive contribution to the UK.

Tony Blair’s essay is full of contradictions that can easily be dismantled. If he wants to ditch Net Zero, why does China produce so many solar panels and electric vehicles? If AI is the future, it will require a great deal of energy consumption.

As for his views on Brexit & Immigration, they can get in the bin. Brexit especially. This last decade of low growth, reduced tax receipts, unfilled job vacancies in the NHS & hospitality etc. are a direct impact of Brexit.

Tony Blair’s essay is full of contradictions that can easily be dismantled. If he wants to ditch Net Zero, why does China produce so many solar panels and electric vehicles? If AI is the future, it will require a great deal of energy consumption.

With infrastructure reform, it could be geared towards Electric vehicles, charging points, green energy, power via heat pumps, more cycle lanes, solar panels on motorways etc etc. The state needs to manipulate the right conditions to allow green energy companies to thrive.

Tony Blair’s essay is full of contradictions that can easily be dismantled. If he wants to ditch Net Zero, why does China produce so many solar panels and electric vehicles? If AI is the future, it will require a great deal of energy consumption.

I don’t see anything radically centrist about condemning people to destitution! Further privatisation of state institutions (or what should be under state control) rarely produces an outcome that is both profitable & high in customer satisfaction.

Tony Blair’s essay is full of contradictions that can easily be dismantled. If he wants to ditch Net Zero, why does China produce so many solar panels and electric vehicles? If AI is the future, it will require a great deal of energy consumption.

Honestly… I feel like I’ve been had off here. Last week I was excited at the prospect of a potential future Prime Minister who genuinely wanted to implement PR, stand up for the North & to rejoin the EU. Today, I have buyer’s remorse.