that is clearly untrue. Nobody is accusing her of tax evasion, but she has clearly avoided tax.
PREDICTION: REFORM GAIN FROM LAB
Perhaps you should do it properly and start a 'clutching at straws to deflect from labour faults' thread?
Don't tempt people into voting for them to "give them a chance"
Maybe you should ask blup. He mentioned Kemi B. and i followed up.
She has a disabled child: it is perfectly reasonable to seek to provide for him/her via a trust. Lifetime gifts under IHT are allowed by legislation if made more than 7 years before death, neither is that tax avoidance. Outside the Westminster bubble the pubic aren't interested in the story, they like her.
Chemi is politically speaking a dead woman walking. She sold herself as a tough headmistress but has turned out to be an over enthusiastic prefect.
Labour voters need her out, to improve Labour's chances of recovering. We get it.
Utterly obsessed.
Not sure it makes a difference, Labor will be hoping to split the vote, but Nige seems to be on a roll
Reform have many flaws, but you have to pick the least worse one on the Ballot or choose the one with the best chance of getting the really awful ones out.
I can understand wealthier business owners giving Nige a "chance" , they are likely to have assets that can cushion any negative impact he has on the economy. I don't know why people on benefits would though.
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You can fit the whole of Reform into an Uber
