Gemma Collins' Manifesto For Becoming Prime Minister Could Not Be More GC If She Tried

Apparently, she's found out how to grow a money tree.
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Gemma Collins has revealed her manifesto for if she were to ever run for prime minister – and let’s just say, her policies could not be any more GC.

The reality star believes she could do a better job than Boris Johnson by “making things a lot more fun” and inventing a money tree, it seems.

Speaking about the changes she’d make to the country on her Radio 1 podcast, Gemma also said that everyone having a swimming pool was “a bog standard necessity”.

Gemma Collins
Gemma Collins
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She said: “I think my ideal future is that everyone could have endless money, so everyone could have whatever they want. Sunshine every day, ice creams for free, everyone has to have a swimming pool – a bog standard necessity – we’d only work three days a week and then you could party the rest and you still got the same salary.“

She also has plans to ban animal cruelty, increase holidays and promote the coverage of happy news so people don’t “have to think about bad things”.

The self-proclaimed Essex diva also has designs on 10 Downing Street, revealing she would be changing the colour of the iconic black door were it to become her home.

She continued: “Obviously Downing Street wouldn’t know what hit them. I’d make sure my door at Downing Street was pink.

“And I wouldn’t be coming out doing any bog standard boring announcements.

“When the GC rolls out to make an announcement to her people, she’d be coming along a pink carpet, there would be music, there would be a glass of champagne as I was delivering a message to the nation.“

How we imagine Gemma's prime ministerial addresses might look like
How we imagine Gemma's prime ministerial addresses might look like
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She added: “That would be a good future for everyone. So GC for Prime Minister, move over Boris, the GC is in town.”

The Gemma Collins Podcast is available to stream now.

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