UKIP Leader Hit With Vote Of No Confidence After Refusing To Support Racist Tweets
2018-01-21
UKIP leader Henry Bolton was hit with a vote of no confidence last night after refusing to support racist tweets, posted by his girlfriend.
Bolton, who is thought to be the 67th party leader since Nigel Farage left to take up a full time drinking role, recently left his wife of many years for 25-year-old party supporter, bimbo, and part-time model, Jo Marney.
Marney, who has done modelling work for tool company Draper, and has become known as ‘the face of spanner’s’, posted a number of tweets about Prince Harry’s fiancé Meghan Markle that were deemed to be racist. Bolton condemned the tweets and ended the relationship with Marney, and the vote of no-confidence followed soon after.
“We think it’s important that Nigel’s legacy is upheld, and people know exactly what this party stands for” said one UKIP insider. “Unfortunately, Henry’s actions run the risk of us losing touch with our core vote.” The parties’ immigration spokesperson, John Bickley, resigned this morning in protest.
We tried to gauge some reaction from the parties’ grass root supporters but they were all still frothing at the mouth this morning over an article in the Mail On Sunday this weekend about how Bulgarian prostitutes are taking our girls’ jobs.
