The latest stupid things done by woke leftist types
A number of people on social media were making fun of Liberal Democrat leader Edward Davey even more than usual today.
Sir Edward Davey, known also by the nickname “Mr Potatohead” was answering a question on the radio on whether it was possible for women to have a penis.
People on Social Media reacted pretty much as you would expect from such a reply. Continue reading “Mr Potatohead Fails Basic Biology”
Yesterday the Liberal Democrats were suspected of plotting an election stitch-up with the Labour party by trying to form a coalition as part of the deal.
The deal is also suspected to include a treasonous Brexit referendum they could more than likely use surrender the United Kingdom to a fading unelected foreign entity we’ve barely only just started properly trying to part ways with.
Lib Dems hint at coalition with Labour – and may demand Brexit rerun as the price
Here we go – rigged vote, maybe drop voting age to 16, back under EU control and paying £40 billion a year for the privilege https://t.co/Bjdx49Z20Q— Tess Summers 🇬🇧🇮🇪 (@tesssummers98) May 8, 2023
It would appear a chance has arisen to get Ed “Beaker” Miliband out of the way for a while.
Apparently he’s been campaign during a polling day embargo thing…….
I urge you to report Ed Miliband to the Electoral Commission for campaigning during the Polling Day embargo in this tweet. Hopefully he’ll get suspended and we’ll be free of his Net Zero rubbish for a while. https://t.co/ixXtY3julz
You can report him here:https://t.co/WsR3VawLBs— Chris Bunch (@Alfiebengal) May 4, 2023
Sources have revealed that the Labour Party is apparently plotting to abolish discounts to people’s Council Tax bills in Wales for vulnerable people.
Labour accused of plotting ‘widow’s tax’ by scrapping single person council tax discount
Welsh Government’s consultation could mean a 33 per cent increase in yearly bill for singletons https://t.co/NikYMcrQHU— Sam Lowry (@SamLowry60) May 1, 2023
The move would see people’s Council Tax bill shoot-up by 33%, so potentially around £396 in some cases, with a £1200 bill jumping to around £1,596 as a rough example (despite the cost of living crisis).
