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LETTER: 'Keir Starmer and Labour are doing terrible things'

LETTER: Who would have thought that Labour would do such terrible things? <i>(Image: Matt Rooks-Taylor)</i>
LETTER: Who would have thought that Labour would do such terrible things? (Image: Matt Rooks-Taylor)
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LABOUR!!

All those who voted Labour can sit back and congratulate yourselves as pensioners sit in their blankets and coats this winter freezing to death knowing that you have got your wish - a Labour MP - who, by the way, voted in favour of stopping the winter fuel payments.

Violent prisoners are now on the loose thanks to Labour, so don`t be surprised if pensioners are attacked on the way to the library to keep warm, always assuming the library remains open.

We at Lychpit are not even part of the Basingstoke constituency, but we are no better off with a LibDem MP, as they would open the floodgates to illegal immigrants, which is exactly what Labour is allowing to happen.

The money (billions) being spent on housing, food, free medical care for illegal immigrants should be spent on keeping pensioners warm.

We have our share of immigrants in an un-named local Hotel, but we all know which one that is.

We fear what is coming next. One thing we know is that Basingstoke has been blessed with another gutless MP.

We don`t blame the voters - who would have thought that Labour would do such terrible things?

One can only hope that Labour MPs with guts will turn on their own party and get rid of Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves.

R. Kerridge,

Lychpit

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