Replying to @tossaside666 @Jack_H2o
I'm actually a living endorsement.
Replying to @Samson1176
Nigel Farage cared. It's why he didn't attend the Budget.
"we also know it was serious enough Farage remembered the incident, and decided he couldn't attend the Budget as a result".
Replying to @BasedMillwaII
OK. But he was. And he says that's what happened.
Labour are in trouble on this. And they clearly know it.
“Could he just outline where that reallocated capital spending will come from?”
Cue this rant at the Despatch Box from Wes Streeting to hide his discomfort at not knowing the answer to a straightforward question.
Stroppy, brittle and clearly not across the detail. Today the new Defence Secretary was found out.
Perhaps he should spend less time on his profile and more time getting on top of his brief?
The questions haven’t even got difficult yet.
(((Dan Hodges))) retweeted
Remember… the only reason this is a story is because Farage himself chose to raise it.
Bonkers.
‘It's absolutely laughable... he was the one that grabbed me and pushed me out the way.’
Lib Dem MP Caroline Voaden addresses her ‘altercation’ with Nigel Farage, which he says led him to miss yesterday’s Budget.
@TomSwarbrick1
Replying to @MartinMonmouth
OK. But I think an allegation that an MP physically grabbed someone and shoved them aside is a serious issue.
Replying to @BasedMillwaII
Bt there was a physical altercation so serious Nigel Farage felt he couldn't attend the Budget. Correct?
Replying to @roops2023 @polecat_the
OK. But Farage did say those things. You're not disputing that.
Replying to @SBarrettBar @CommonsSpeaker
Yeah, you haven't thought this one through have you...
Replying to @polecat_the
So did Farage not say either of those things.
Replying to @MartinMonmouth
But we know a physical altercation happened. And we know it was serious enough Nigel Farage decided he couldn't attend the Budget.
Replying to @LGB_1962
Yeah. You do sound a little dangerous now...
One other thing. Whatever happened, we know there was a "physical altercation" because Nigel Farage revealed it yesterday. And we also know it was serious enough Farage remembered the incident, and decided he couldn't attend the Budget as a result.
Replying to @LucyJMcDaid
If they're not responding it would indicate they did.









