Ok, so the UKs version of Trump is Farage.
And he just stepped down, though not really, to stop a ton of investigation into his financial misconduct and crimes* (*allegedly, yer right🙄).
He's running again for his own bloody Seat as MP. Because the original punishment for it would have been to have to step down, and be barred from running again.
Basically trying to claim this by-election counts as people saying they don't care about the very blatant bribes*. (*allegedly🙄). To make it basically impossible to actually bar him.
Farage thought he'd geta ton of press, and face down all the big political parties; giving him a better chance at becoming the PM....
Well erm no 🙂↔️. None of them stood because this by-election isn't legit. So now Farage is up against a guy dressed as a bin! 😆
Ok imagine Trump Vs the dumpsterfire and your basically there. (Well technically Binface is an intergalactic space warrior/ comedian who really likes democracy).
We've all hoping 🤞, even though the Seat is in extremely far right area. And this is the latest polling.
But even if Count Binface doesn't win, Farage is basically fecked unless he can get as good a win or better than last time.
(Yer Very unlikely, as he pissed off his bace big time with this smeg. Bye-elections are very expensive. And he's not been turning up for the job of MP, just campaigning for PM).
But wish Clacton luck on the 13th August 2026.
Anyway Binface' policy are pretty fun🙂
And some of the are genuinely good.
Cut your taxes. Raise everyone else’s. (2026)
Nationalise Adele. (2019)
Nationalise model railways. (2019)
Send £1 trillion a week to the NHS. (2019)
Cap croissants at £1.10. (2024)
Cap 99 Flake ice creams at 99 pence. (2024, reaffirmed 2026)
Cap Wigan Kebabs (basically a butter pie in a barm cake), at £2. (2026)
Tie all government ministers’ pay, including the mayor’s, to that of nurses, for the next 100 years. (2021, 2024)
MPs to lose their subsidised cheap food and drink in Parliament. (2026)
Auto-renew on all online subscriptions to be abolished immediately. (2026 – note, the EU have enacted a version of this consumer protection policy)
Pensions to be double-locked, with a little extra chain on the side. (2024, 2026)
WiFi on trains that works. (2024, 2026)
Trains that work. (2024, 2026)
HS2 to be renamed FFS1 and rerouted so it ploughs through rail executives’ homes. (2026)
Rephase the traffic lights on Liverpool Road to ease congestion. (2026, that’s Ashton-in-Makerfield’s bit of the A58, since you ask)
The £6.6 million Ashton-in-Makerfield regeneration scheme to be regenerated. (2026)
Build a space bridge over Northallerton’s level crossings to solve the local traffic problem. (2024)
Free parking for electric vehicles between Vine Street and the Strand. (2021 – see also, Monopoly)
Free parking at the Gerard Centre to be increased to three hours. (2026)
Build at least one affordable house. (2024, 2026, reconfirmed 2026)
MPs to live in the area they wish to represent for four years before standing for election, to improve local representation. (2024, and yes, Binface gets irony)
Abolish the House of Lords. (Binface has been calling for this for nine years)
Introduce a minimum voting age of 16 and a maximum of 80. (2019)
Electoral reform: a referendum on holding a referendum on holding a second referendum on Brexit. (2019)
Allow any Czechs on the Irish border to remain. (2019)
Prorogue Jacob Rees-Mogg. (2019)
Elected mayors to be ineligible to stand for Parliament until after their term of office. (2026)
European countries to be invited to join the United Kingdom, creating a new ‘union of Europe’, if you will. (2024)
London to join the European Union. (2021)
Stop the sale of arms to repressive regimes. (2019)
Water company bosses to take a dip in British rivers and see how they like it. (2024)
Abolish VAR in football. (2024)
Corners in football to be refereed properly. (2026)
Tries in Rugby League to be increased from four to five points, in line with inflation. (2026)
All British citizens to be offered stilts, to combat the UK’s increasingly wet climate. (2024)
Bring back Ceefax. (2017 onwards – this is the single longest-running policy commitment in the Count’s canon).
Ceefax to be brought back specifically for the entire Greater Manchester area. (2026)
Rename London Bridge to Phoebe Waller-Bridge. (2019, reaffirmed 2021)
Rename Hammersmith Bridge to Wayne Bridge. (2021 – former Chelsea/ England defender, since you were wondering)
Demolish the Millennium Dome and turn it into a nature reserve. (2024)
Give free broadband to everyone. (2019 – later a Jeremy Corbyn policy)
Galloway Bakers’ Full Monty Bin Lid breakfast to be made Britain’s new national dish. (2026 – Galloway Bakers is a bakery chain in Wigan, and the Full Monty Bin Lid is a real thing you can order).
National Yorkshire Pudding Day to be a bank holiday, except for banks. (2024)
Claudia Winkleman’s fringe to be Grade I listed. (2024)
A new series of Gladiators to feature the original 1990s Gladiators competing against age-appropriate contenders. (2024)
Shops that play Christmas music before December to be closed down and turned into public libraries. (2024)
Children in Need to finally get around to fixing Pudsey’s eye. (2024)
Wallace and Gromit to be knighted, for services to Wensleydale. (2024)
The mini golf course at Richmond Swimming Pool to host the Open Championship. (2024)
Count Binface to represent the UK at Eurovision. (2024, 2026)
Make Piers Morgan zero-emissions by 2030. (2019 – mechanism not specified)
Banish Katie Hopkins to the Phantom Zone. (2019 – the Phantom Zone is a prison dimension from the Superman comics, though it’s unclear whether this requires primary legislation)
People who use speakerphones on public transport to be conscripted. (2021, 2024, 2026)
Speakerphone offenders to be forced to watch the film version of Cats every day for a year. (2021)
Speakerphone offenders to be forced to live with Matt Hancock for a year. (2024)
Force cyclists who break the Highway Code to ride unicycles instead. (longstanding policy)
Loud snacks to be banned from theatres. (2021, 2024)
National Service for all former prime ministers. (2024)
Simultaneously commit to rebuilding and not rebuilding Trident – as they’re secret submarines no-one will ever know. (2024)
The hand dryer in the men’s toilets at the Crown and Treaty pub, Uxbridge, to be moved to a more sensible position. (from 2019, now one of the longest-running unresolved infrastructure pledges in British political history. The pub is still there. The hand dryer, reportedly, has not moved).
Count Binface's backstory
"I’m an intergalactic space warrior and leader of the Recyclons from planet Sigma IX. I came to Earth in 2017 and stood against Prime Minister Theresa May (as ‘Lord Buckethead’), going went viral (in a non-Covid way). Then in 2018, after an unfortunate battle on the planet Copyright, I rewspawned in my true form as Count Binface to take on Boris Johnson in the 2019 election, where I scored a surprising 69. In 2021, I received 92,896 votes (including 24,775 first choice votes) from the humans of London, who made me their 9th choice to be Mayor of the Earth capital, out of 20 candidates. This is a new record for an alien standing for public office on planet Earth. (I also defeated Piers Corbyn and UKIP in the process.) In 2023, I came 8th in the Uxbridge (and South Ruislip) by-election, winning 190 votes with a 275% increase from 2019. I defeated Piers Corbyn and UKIP again in the process. I campaign for justice, lasers, Lovejoy, affordable croissants and the return of Ceefax. In 2024 I fought to be London Mayor again, winning 24,260 votes and defeating Britain First, and then took on Prime Minister Rishi Sunak at the General Election in Richmond & Northallerton, achieving a (moral) victory with 308 votes.
These are factual results. My best fictional result is in the hit TV show Industry (Season Four, Episode Two), where I take on Kit Harington in Wakefield (not a sports hall in Cardiff) and win 309 votes!
My hobbies include invading star systems, dominating inferior species, and the Lovejoy box set."