People are allowed to vote for whoever the hell they want. That is democracy, and I will always defend that. But we’ve got another divide now. It’s not just left versus right. We’ve got right versus right. Reform versus Restore. And while everyone is busy slagging each other off, the country is still going to shit. The truth is, most people voting for either side want the same basic thing. A safer, stronger, fairer country. We might disagree on how we get there, but surely we can recognise that we have far more in common with each other than we do with Labour. Because if we become so divided that neither side can actually get the numbers needed to change anything, then who wins? Labour. And what have we achieved? Nothing. It’s cutting off your nose to spite your face. This is where I think politicians need to grow up and lead by example. If you put a bunch of working class people in a room, they might have a punch up, they might call each other every name under the sun, but eventually they’d sit down, have a brew and work out how to get the bloody job done. Instead we’ve got public school boys waving their handbags around, slagging each other off, while the country continues to decline. Stop it. Put your dicks away. Stop putting personal egos, grudges and political point scoring before the country. And Nigel, I think you need to remember why people were so invested in Reform in the first place. You offered something different. You offered change. It felt grassroots. It felt like a party that was listening to ordinary people who had had enough of the political establishment. That is what people bought into. So look at what is happening now and ask yourself why are people who once believed in Reform looking towards Restore? What are they telling you? What are they missing? Because if you want to win, you have to appeal to the majority of people who want change. You cannot just write off people because they have moved away from you. Many of those Restore voters were once Reform voters. So instead of attacking them, listen to them. Ask yourself what made them leave. Ask yourself what would make them come back. Because this isn’t about Nigel Farage. It isn’t about Rupert Lowe. It isn’t about Reform. It isn’t about Restore. It is about whether you actually want to change this country. There is a real opportunity here. But it will require people to put their differences aside and actually work together. Remember what our forefathers sacrificed for this country. Be a man. Put your gloves on. Put your differences aside. And get on with sorting the country out. Because Britain doesn’t need another political punch up. Britain needs people willing to fight for the country, not each other. If you genuinely believe Britain needs saving, then stop fighting over who gets to hold the steering wheel and start working out how the hell we’re going to keep the car on the road. The country comes first. The people come first. The egos come last.