Bercow is at it again...

It has been disclosed in today's Daily Telegraph that the Speaker of the House, John Bercow owes more than £600 in taxpayer-subsidised food.

And this is the man who promised to 'clean up' parliamentary politics...perhaps after lunch maybe?

The good people of Buckingham have an incredible oppportunity on May 6th; elect a refreshingly straight talking, dynamic person in Nigel Farage, or retain an arrogant, pompous, self-loathing hypocrite in John Bercow. The people of course will decide, but just seeing what Bercow gets up to with our money is reason enough to throw him out.

Buckingham Tory stands up to be counted.

Guido Fawkes has the news that the first big name in Buckingham's Tory circles has come out and supported Nigel Farage's campaign against John Bercow. Well done Sir Nicholas Bonsor, a former MP who I understand may be risking his Conservative Party membership by backing Farage.

I have heard that the orders from David Cameron are stern: Buckingham Tories are not to back, let alone campaign for Farage. While Cameron's contempt for Bercow personally is well known, I suspect he doesn't exactly like the prospect of Farage causing problems by probing his own anti-EU backbenchers into a stir.

Tory commentators may remain pessimistic about UKIP becoming a major force in Westminster, but I truly believe that it will only take one UKIP MP to start taking the fight to the establishment inside the Commons for the momentum to very quickly build. I can think of no one better to initiate what is to be a vicious battle than Nigel Farage. Not to mention the fantastic constituency representative he would be for the people of Buckingham.

Ban the Bercow.

John Bercow is perhaps one of the most odious characters around. By all accounts arrogant, full of himself and an opportunist who became Speaker thanks to the partisan backing of Labour MPs, he really does need to go.

Great then to see that Nigel Farage, who would be an amazingly good Member of Parliament for Buckingham, using the internet to help raise funds. It doesn't matter to the people of Buckingham whether they are a Labour, Tory or Lib Dem voter - none of these parties are standing. It is a straight choice between a man who represents the cosy consensus of modern day Westminster politics, and the man who could help to single-handidly shatter that consensus into a million pieces.

Go on, donate and help get Nigel Farage into the House of Commons. UKIP really could win in Buckingham.