Esther McVey’s common sense is another nail in the Tory government’s coffin
Esther McVey (right) with husband Philip Davies: it seems common sense, to them, means fleecing the public purse of cash to pay rent on a flat while they have a perfectly usable one – closer to Parliament. Do Parliamentary rules really mean they have to take our money in this way?
Led By Donkeys has taken aim at Tory ‘Minister for Common Sense’ Esther McVey in its latest video attack.
Here it is:
Led by Donkeys take a peek at the minister for common sense Esther McVey & her husband Tory MP Philip Davies
Turns out she’s not as dedicated to protecting tax payers money as she claims
Fleecing us for extra living expenses while they cash in!
— kerry ✊💙Save Our NHS (@hewitson10) March 21, 2024
The clip has created a lot of heat on the social media – for obvious reasons:
Esther McVey…another Tory grifter with husband Philip Davies
Esther McVey claims thousands for London rent despite MP husband owning flat one mile away
Lecturing us about common sense when she is laughing at us. pic.twitter.com/qmTxT1VXcl
— Chris (@Oakymoron) March 20, 2024
For the SelfServatives,
it’s just Common Sense.. pic.twitter.com/RmuFOADMUx— James Woodfield (@JamesWoodfield) March 21, 2024
I don't say this lightly but I think the word we are looking for here is, corruption. pic.twitter.com/aGHtOPLCLu
— RS Archer (@archer_rs) March 21, 2024
So the minister responsible for cutting unnecessary spending is responsible for claiming large amounts of it.
That’s not a good look in a Tory government that is already hugely derided for having wasted billions of pounds of public money.
Lets hope the voters of Tatton and Shipley (the constituencies held by McVey and her husband Philip Davies) do the right thing and eject them at the general election.
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