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Labour seems to think it is fait accompli in the Makerfield by-election, as it was a safe Labour seat in the general election with its mainly white, working class, constituents.
But this was before the Starmer effect when he steered the Labour ship onto the rocks. A sure sign of this was when Labour lost 1,000 council seats in recent council elections to Reform and Restore Britain did a clean sweep in Gt. Yarmouth.
Restore was the first to name its candidate in Makerfield: Rebecca Shepherd, a local business woman who had suffered from Labour’s petty bureaucracy by not giving her planning permission to remove a pile of manure from her riding stables. Absolute ‘muck-raking’.
Astonishingly, Reform’s candidate Robert Kenyon has accused the leaders and MPs of his own party of all being privately educated. Even more dire than the Tory cabinet.
Cleverly, Reform will use Kenyon’s ‘oik’ credentials to attract other ‘oiks’ in Makerfield.
Labour has just given Serco a 10-year 1.9 billion pound contract to house illegal immigrants in NW England, the Midlands and Eastern England. These areas are nowhere near Westminster. But Makerfield is. I can’t see their constituents being particularly pleased about this. Just another nail in Labour’s coffin…Restore in Gt. Yarmouth have already told Serco not to show their face in their area.
Also their investigation into high street cashless shops is going ahead. These are usually barber shops and vaping ones with no one in them. Restore actually does what it promises. The home secretary now will follow through on the phantom shops.
Restore has been labelled the ‘revenge party’ by some. Farage has accused Restore of splitting the right vote. But revenge is sweet. Farage has finally got his pay-back for trying to imprison Rupert Lowe, who was a member of Reform. This is a stain on Farage and internet pundits will not let us forget it. They ask: if Farage did the dirty on Lowe, can he do the same to us? Tommy Robinson and Elon Musk couldn’t join Restore fast enough.
Burnham is trying to become PM on the backs of the locals in Makerfield. The rape gang inquiry will be out soon and I doubt if Burnham being the mayor of Greater Manchester will come out well. Coincidently June 18 is the ‘Battle of Waterloo’ for Britain, as the by-election takes place on the same date.
Can Starmer not see ‘the writing on the wall’? Or does he need an interpreter like King Belshazzar of the Bible. Quick, send for the prophet Daniel, who can tell him his days are numbered. Not that there is anyone to replace him. They are all chaos candidates for PM. Andy Burnham is trying to become PM but he doesn’t believe Britain should have left the EU so he is out of step with the rest of the UK. Bring on ‘The Battle of Britain’ with its chariots of fire and let’s see who gets to rule this green and pleasant land.
