Former Kickboxer Andrew Tate Vows To Become The Next Prime Minister – Knight Claims Its Not Possible
Controversial social media personality Andrew Tate has announced his political party called the BRUV Party (Britain Restoring Underlying Values Party). And it has sparked discussion among netizens. The influencer has also stated that he will be leading the party intending to win the United Kingdom’s upcoming 2029 general elections and become the Prime Minister of the country.
Alongside this, Tate has released a charter detailing his planned policies that he aims to enforce if he is put in power. He has claimed that he will be making changes to the country’s policies within a time limit of 45 days after acquiring power, or else willingly step down from his position.
Reacting to the same, Andrew Tate’s former sponsor Daniel Knight made his opinions heard. Knight said ” To become a prime minister, you first need to join a party, then get elected as an MP. When MP, your fellow MP’s have to elect you as leader, and then you need to win the general election.”
Proposed policies by Andrew Tate
One of the core aspects of the charter for the BRUV party suggested by Andrew Tate, is a “time-limited mission of accountability.” This refers to his intention to step down from power if he is unable to fulfill the changes promised by him in a fixed period of time.
Apart from this, he has also focused on crime reduction, with a particular emphasis on curbing knife crime. One particular crime mitigation strategy that Tate aims to implement is hosting a 24/7 live telecast of knife crime offenders placed in solitary confinement.
Furthermore, he has expressed his intention to “reform” the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) as he believes it to be a “rotten institution”. Apart from introducing a new and “simplified” tax code, Tate will also focus on changing the priority policies of the National Health Service (NHS), with a focus on British taxpayers and passport holders over others, who will only be given emergency care with the costs being recovered as possible.
Conclusion
Andrew Tate has expressed his absolute seriousness about aspiring to become the next Prime Minister. At this moment, it remains unclear whether his intentions are sincere or merely a publicity stunt. Regardless, the path to becoming Prime Minister is not instantaneous, and it is unlikely that Tate will be seen in Parliament in the near future.
What are your thoughts on how Tate would perform in the role of Prime Minister?
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