Chocolatelovinggran
Meandrogrog, I hope that Mr Farage did not say that he has not claimed expenses as an Member of Parliament, as that would be a lie.
He claimed just under £160,000 last year.
It’s over £165,000, in fact, which is he is legitimately entitled to do so why would he say he hasn’t? Why does he lie about something that is so easily to check with IPSA?
I suspect what he means is he claims no personal expenses (in fact, that’s what he said in his resignation speech) such as accommodation for himself and travel but then if he has rich donors letting him stay at their London pads and paying for him to travel in their private planes, helicopters and cars why would he need to?
Why did he not make an insurance claim for the alleged vicious attack by a mob of 50 that he claims wrote off his car but he didn’t bother to claim insurance for? By law, an incident of that kind should have been reported to the police and his insurers. So why wasn’t it? Was it because it didn’t happen?
It’s becoming a regular Reform excuse that taking dodgy money from dubious donors is saving the taxpayer money. Jenrick was doing the same thing on TV when trying to defend his own dodgy donation from Spott Fitness Ltd.