Reform councillor on Staffordshire County Council exposed for posting racist remarks
It’s not the first time that the Reform-led council has been embroiled in a racism scandal.
BBC Question Time: Reform member Thomas Skinner called out for ‘hypocrisy’ over social media comments
Skinner said he doesn’t like how social media is about ‘dividing people’, yet has made divisive comments online
Nigel Farage brutally mocked after trying to explain why Reform MPs walked out of PMQs
“Petulant hissy fit man having highlighted the very reason why he is unfit for office then plays on it to the crowd of paying gullibles.”
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