carol

You want a leaner, harder Britain: nuclear weapons kept, immigration cut, net zero scrapped, judicial reviews curtailed so things actually get built. But your housing votes are the tell — no to council homes, no to Strategic Partnership funding, no to farmland development, yes to speeding up planning through the courts. You're not anti-housing, you're anti-state-housing: build it, but not like that.

You sided with the national majority on seventeen of twenty votes — this isn't a maverick record, it's a disciplined one. Where you break from the pack is telling: Britain voted 66% for redirecting investment into council homes, you voted no; the nation split down the middle on heat pump policy, you were firmly against.

Coatbridge and Bellshill backs you almost unanimously — on ECHR withdrawal, net zero, immigration, the Falklands, PIP tightening, your one-vote local sample agreed with you every time. It's a small sample, but a strikingly loyal one; you're not the outlier here, you're the type.

Nine scored votes is a start, not a verdict — you've never touched Economy, Immigration policy detail, Justice, or Education, and a hard-right housing conviction this strong deserves company from other fronts to be sure it's not a one-note read.

This is early days — the shape is clearly right-leaning but thin, and every vote you cast from here sharpens it. Vote on a blind spot next and we'll tell you, next week, exactly how the picture changed.