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I’d agree to some extent with Claire except to say that Theresa “Vicar’s Daughter[1][1][1][1]” May has now shaken the magic money tree and bought the support of the DUP, whose manifesto is: “basically just the bible, with fortnightly bin collections[2][2][2][2]”Tim Farron’s problem was that he was a Liberal Democrat, not a Tory & therefore held to a higher standard, morally speaking. Had he not been leader of a liberal, progressive party, he could have voted against or even filibustered on issues like same-sex marriage, women’s rights[3][3][3][3] , equal rights in general, hell, even simple things like free hospital parking for carers[4][4][4][4] with gay abandon, much as other Conservative party MPs do, and the press wouldn’t have batted an eyelid.No, American conservatives, thrown into the UK, would just learn pretty quickly to keep their mouths shut re: god and to focus on….whatever else it is they promise people to let them keep impoverishing the poor and enriching the rich.Which brings us to how far Right they are and their methods. Some people say that the GOP are waaaay to the right of even the most stalwart, inbred, old-Etonian, PPE, multi-millionaires that still find their way into the UK’s Conservative party. They are further right, but I’m not so sure they’re as far right as people make out. I think it might just be that they seem to be more brash and outspoken, more shameless.Par exemple:The US conservative would see the NHS (SOCIALISM!11! BAD!1!) and might immediately propose replacing it with an insurance based system. They’d brashly declare it to be a Marxist plot to undermine their Purity Of Essence. And they’d be laughed all the way back to Washington. Maybe I’m selling them short, maybe they’d rediscover their inner Borgia and become more subtle manipulators, playing the long-game, but I doubt it.Many Conservative party MPs (though not Conservative voters) similarly despise the NHS, at an ideological level. I’m sure their blood boils at having to pay doctors and nurses to cure people who should be paying for their own care. Jeremy “Hunt[sic]”, the Secretary of State for Health, since 2012 (see map), co-wrote a policy pamphlet in 2005[5][5][5][5]which included proposals to replace the NHS with an American-style insurance system. Jeremy “Hunt[sic]” denied that those chapters represented his views, but the NHS under his stewardship is being undermined, almost to the point of collapse. So they privatise little bits of it[6][6][6][6], underfund[7][7][7][7] other parts:Maps showing NHS Trust underfundingThey’ve removed nurses’ bursaries[8][8][8][8]ensuring future staffing shortages, cut public sector pay[9][9][9][9] and tried to force Junior Doctors onto altered contracts[10][10][10][10] that endanger patients (while lying that it’s the Doctors who are endangering patients). Brexit will result in more and more Doctors, Nurses and NHS support staff fleeing the country[11][11][11][11] for fair pay, fair treatment and job security:“The government risks turning off the supply of qualified nurses from around the world at the very moment the health service is in a staffing crisis like never before,” she said. “As she pulls the trigger to begin negotiations, the prime minister must tell EU nurses and those in other occupations that they are needed and welcome in the NHS. Sadly, it is no surprise that EU staff are leaving – they have been offered no security or reassurance that they will be able to keep their jobs. Few are able to live with such uncertainty.“The government has failed to train enough British nurses and cannot afford to lose the international workforce on which the NHS so heavily relies.”Record numbers of EU nurses quit NHSEventually, the grey, mediocre, little-englanders will see that complete privatisation is a “necessary evil”, still clinging to the asinine belief that the Conservatives are the “party of the NHS”. But it’s ok, because Richard Branson will have a photo-op grinning like an alsatian in front of a newly opened Virgin Care hospital and people love him, don’t they. Don’t they? I mean it’s not like he’s taken advantage of, say…rail privatisation[12][12][12][12]to filch taxpayer money, oh, wait…tl;dr : I think that American conservative politicians could be successful in Britain, but they’d have to raise their game, tone down the god-bothering, maybe (re-)read The Prince.Footnotes[1] What kind of Christian is Theresa May?[1] What kind of Christian is Theresa May?[1] What kind of Christian is Theresa May?[1] What kind of Christian is Theresa May?[2] Adi Peltz on Twitter[2] Adi Peltz on Twitter[2] Adi Peltz on Twitter[2] Adi Peltz on Twitter[3] Conservative MP tries to derail bill protecting women against violence[3] Conservative MP tries to derail bill protecting women against violence[3] Conservative MP tries to derail bill protecting women against violence[3] Conservative MP tries to derail bill protecting women against violence[4] Tory MP who blocked law to scrap hospital parking charges for carers says he was 'speaking up for carers'[4] Tory MP who blocked law to scrap hospital parking charges for carers says he was 'speaking up for carers'[4] Tory MP who blocked law to scrap hospital parking charges for carers says he was 'speaking up for carers'[4] Tory MP who blocked law to scrap hospital parking charges for carers says he was 'speaking up for carers'[5] Jeremy Hunt co-authored book calling for NHS to be replaced with private insurance[5] Jeremy Hunt co-authored book calling for NHS to be replaced with private insurance[5] Jeremy Hunt co-authored book calling for NHS to be replaced with private insurance[5] Jeremy Hunt co-authored book calling for NHS to be replaced with private insurance[6] Government accused of back-door NHS privatisation by funding 'shady' reform plans[6] Government accused of back-door NHS privatisation by funding 'shady' reform plans[6] Government accused of back-door NHS privatisation by funding 'shady' reform plans[6] Government accused of back-door NHS privatisation by funding 'shady' reform plans[7] Is the NHS Underfunded? | FUND OUR NHS[7] Is the NHS Underfunded? | FUND OUR NHS[7] Is the NHS Underfunded? | FUND OUR NHS[7] Is the NHS Underfunded? | FUND OUR NHS[8] Nursing degree applications slump after NHS bursaries abolished[8] Nursing degree applications slump after NHS bursaries abolished[8] Nursing degree applications slump after NHS bursaries abolished[8] Nursing degree applications slump after NHS bursaries abolished[9] Full list of MPs who voted for cap on public sector workers' pay[9] Full list of MPs who voted for cap on public sector workers' pay[9] Full list of MPs who voted for cap on public sector workers' pay[9] Full list of MPs who voted for cap on public sector workers' pay[10] Junior doctors contract dispute in England, 2015 - Wikipedia[10] Junior doctors contract dispute in England, 2015 - Wikipedia[10] Junior doctors contract dispute in England, 2015 - Wikipedia[10] Junior doctors contract dispute in England, 2015 - Wikipedia[11] Record numbers of EU nurses quit NHS[11] Record numbers of EU nurses quit NHS[11] Record numbers of EU nurses quit NHS[11] Record numbers of EU nurses quit NHS[12] The truth about Richard Branson's Virgin Rail profits | Aditya Chakrabortty[12] The truth about Richard Branson's Virgin Rail profits | Aditya Chakrabortty[12] The truth about Richard Branson's Virgin Rail profits | Aditya Chakrabortty[12] The truth about Richard Branson's Virgin Rail profits | Aditya Chakrabortty

It depends on a great many factors. For example, what is her country of citizenship? What is her legal status in the UK - for example, legal immigrant, refugee awaiting processing of an asylum claim? If she is not from the EU, do her immigration documents specify "no recourse to public funds"? How long has she lived in the UK? Has she ever worked in the UK? Has she paid NI contributions? Is she a victim of domestic violence? Is she currently seeking work?In fact there are so many different possibilities that it's very difficult to offer general answers. However, as a first shot:Anyone claiming means tested benefits in the UK must satisfy two basic conditions. They must have the Right to Reside (RTR) in the UK, and they must pass the Habitual Residence Test (HRT).All UK citizens have RTR. Most EU and other EEA nationals can be treated as having RTR if they are "economically active" - that is, working or seeking work. However, EEA nationals, including UK citizens returning from periods of residence abroad) will not be treated as Habitually Resident until they have been in the country (UK or Republic of Ireland) for at least three months.For EEA nationals who are not economically active (those who are ill, or who cannot work because they care for someone), the position changes. As a very general rule, these people must maintain 5 years of continuous residence in the UK, at which point they will be able to access benefits under the same rules as a UK citizen.But there is one situation which may apply in the case you describe: an EEA national who arrived as a worker but who not does not work may be able to claim a derivative RTR if they are the primary carer of a child in eduction in the UK. This would allow her to claim benefits on the same terms as a UK citizen.Legal residents from countries outside the EEA must normally have Indefinite Leave to Remain in the UK in order to claim benefits. People who are awaiting processing of an application for asylum cannot claim mainstream benefits at all - support for such people is provided via the Home Office.A foreign national (EEA or non EEA) who has paid sufficient NI contributions to be entitled to a non means tested benefit such as contributory Jobseekers Allowance or contributory ESA may normally claim that benefit on the same terms as a UK citizen as these benefits are not technically classed as "public funds".That is a very rough and hopelessly inadequate outline of an area of UK and EU law which is both hugely complex and ridiculously misrepresented in the UK media.