29 days to go to the general election in the UK, it is the final countdown. One our Welsh farmers says it's like a "Carry On", comedy film. A lot can happen in 29 days and there are still a lot of undecided voters.
The Green party made a complaint about the Liberal Democrats and their HQ was raided by the police with two people being arrested this week. Today, the Welsh farmer reported that Ed Davey, the leader of the Liberal Democrats has been caught speeding.
One of the Green parties policies is to give "crack-cocaine" to people on the NHS, anyone that would approve that requires their heads tested. From what I've seen so far, the Reform party have the best policies for the NHS.
In Wales, the Welsh First Minister, has gone into hiding after a vote of "no confidence".
Rishi Sunak is going down in the polls and Reform have gone up in the polls only 2 points behind the Tories. Reform have a higher poll rating amongst men of all ages. They also have a higher poll rating in 55+ age group across the board. Usually in general elections, more women vote than men, that could change this election.
Nigel Farage standing in Clacton has triggered the lefties and they're having a meltdown, the local press have been full of it. Farage is on television tonight on a panel with Angela Raynor, Penny Mordaunt etc, there will be fireworks we can guarantee it.
Then at the weekend he is back to Clacton for two days campaigning for election with his local team and battle bus. There is sure to be a lot more press coverage of that too.
UKIP are standing down in some areas so not to take the vote from Reform.
In Scotland, the Scots report that the SNP are getting slaughtered in this election.
In Ireland, the Irish have built an army to take on their political leaders over immigration.
People with common sense are fully aware that if Labour get in, taxes will skyrocket. It would be a lot more than £2,000 for some people. Last time Labour were in office they introduced over 100 stealth taxes. This time they have their eye on creating wealth taxes, which is a serious reason for the middle class not to vote for Labour.
One of Labour policies is to tax private school fees, that would mean some people would have to take their children out of the private schools and put them into state education, and there isn't enough capacity to accommodate all of the children.
The EU elections are also going on too and Geert Wilders foretells a massive swing to the right.
UPDATE
The right have won MEP seats in the Netherlands, it looks like it is going to be a clean sweep in the EU parliament.
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