Rishi Sunak's Stark Warning
Rishi Sunak issued a strong warning that there are only 11 days left to save Britain from what he described as a potentially risky Labour government led by Keir Starmer. Sunak criticized Starmer's stance on key issues, including Brexit, taxes, border control, and defense.
Labour's Threat to Security
According to Sunak, a Labour government would make Britain "less secure" by reversing Brexit, raising taxes, opening borders, and being weak on defense. He emphasized that voters faced a critical choice between the Tories and Labour in the upcoming election.
Challenges to Key Policies
Sunak highlighted Labour's refusal to match the Conservative pledge to invest 2.5% of GDP in defense by 2030, as well as their stance on illegal immigration and tax increases. He warned that under a Labour government, the economy would suffer and taxes would rise for businesses and families.
Personal Reflections and Campaign Controversies
Amid the election campaign, Sunak expressed gratitude for the support of his family, particularly his wife. He also shared his pride in being Britain's first Asian Prime Minister and reflected on his family's journey to the UK.
The Tory campaign has faced its share of controversies, including Sunak's early departure from D-Day commemorations and investigations into Tory candidates placing bets on a snap election. Despite challenges, Sunak remains focused on fighting for every vote.
