Retweets tend to be an endorsement otherwise I wouldn't bother.
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Feb 18, 2021 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
The "unelected bureaucrats" in the EU are appointed but only take up position if voted for and approved by the elected European Parliament.
Lord Frost has been appointed to the Lords then the Cabinet. No approval needed.
Which is most democratic?
I actually have no significant issue with appointed political positions as such. I have an issue with how this was hypocritically weaponised in the Brexit campaign.
Oct 31, 2019 • 9 tweets • 6 min read
#TacticalVoting is a good plan, and it was promoted heavily it before the 2017 GE. Here are two seats that the #Conservatives still won. In #RichmondPark, where #Labour are never going to win, they took 5773 votes. Zac Goldsmith won with a majority of 45.
In Hastings and Rye, The LibDems, who were never going to win, took 1885 votes. Amber Rudd won by 346 votes. Had the #LibDems and #Labour stood aside appropriately in these two seats, and told its supporters who to support, there would have probably been more favourable results.
Apr 20, 2019 • 4 tweets • 3 min read
When #NigelFarage left #UKIP he started to re-invent himself. He's not talking about immigration any more. He's talking about being the saviour of democracy, and leaving UKIP to be the extremists. He's trying to attract a more moderate voter. The polls seem to show this working
I wonder, if he does well if the #EuropeanElections2019 and the #Brexit mess in Parliament continues, it might give some #ERG members the confidence to cross the floor. Will they have confidence that they can re-elected on a #BrexitParty ticket.