The Everyone is God party, standing in the Clacton by-election, claims that better sex is the key to fixing Britain's broken political system. Leader Marcus White, who describes himself as a “polymath,” founded the group with his partner, therapist and sex worker Rosie Morrell.
A Unique Political Platform
White said: “Politics is not driven by politics. It’s driven by human nature and the decisions we make, and at the heart of our psychology is sex. That’s the link between our sexual policies and our politics and how it all fits together.”
Rosie, the party’s Ambassador for Human Relations, has a background in psychology, therapy and secondary school teaching. She hopes to be the first British sex worker to get elected as an MP. She said: “Sex creates our lives as humans – it drives us at a subconscious level every day. The general public don’t understand that, how our impulses are often driven by emotional triggers.”
Campaign Trail Impressions
The couple, based in Dorset, have made an impression on voters thanks to Rosie’s eye-catching outfits, often a skintight minidress with a Union Flag pattern. But they insist that behind the glamour lies a serious plan to fix modern society's problems.
White explained: “There’s no way the Government, when we have record debt, can fix a cost-of-living crisis for 68million people. So our approach is radically different. Our approach is to empower everybody and explain to people how they can financially plan, save and invest for when financial shocks occur.”
Not a Religious Organisation
Despite the name, the Everyone is God party is not a religious organisation. According to Rosie, it stems from their beliefs about how people can learn the skills to solve their own problems. She said: “Before we got together 10 years ago, we had this particular belief about how everything and everyone is God. And when we met that alignment and our moral values became a direct feed into our politics.”
White is one of a record-breaking 34 candidates standing in the Clacton-on-Sea by-election, with Nigel Farage and Count Binface the current front-runners. Polls close tonight (August 13) at 10pm, with results expected in the early hours of the morning.
