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3 more bi-elections , none won by reform , is the pressure on Farage now
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“is the pressure on Farage now”
On that very subject (ish):
Hopefully Reform have peaked. Voters are now seeing the effects in their local councils and it will only get worse for them.
Farage gone after the next GE to form another even more right wing party called the Izan party
Despite what some of the RWNJ here think (mind you, comprehension isn’t their forte), I don’t always agree with James O’Brien. However, he is absolutely on the money here:
Farage squirming and lying and contradicting himself, as usual:
It’s not often that I credit Nick Ferrari, but it is due here – normally, he is completely subservient to the right wing but on this occasion he actually showed some backbone. If only he would do so more often.
Still dodging James Obrien to , anyone who watches that and thinks he should be PM deserves everything coming to them
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O’Brien summed up Farage supporters perfectly today:
No need to listen to all twelve minutes (although I recommend you do) if you don’t have time – just forward to the 11:30 mark. The last 45 seconds hits the nail bang on the head.
The problem is the mugs look the other way … It was a disgraceful answer when asked about the cash ,
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“It’s for personal security – I am the most attacked politician in the country!”
Yeah – what you get, Nige, is so much worse than what happened to Jo Cox or David Amess.
By the way, how much of that £5 mill have you spent on security, seeing that you’re apparently in perennial danger?
https://www.ft.com/content/9ae36caa-27c6-448b-9e26-c28002e2b63e
£22,500 an hour?
A real man of the people, our Nige.
The probably not left wing Piers Morgan has described Farage as ‘dead in the water’ over the £5m. Obviously I hope he’s right and it has to be said that for once it seems to be sticking. He’s still terrified of being asked about it and he can’t avoid scrutiny forever.
There has been speculation that should any punishment be enough for recall petition (which is a racing certainty to trigger a by-election) he could/would use it as a relatively easy ‘out’. I think Reform would implode without him, ultimately it’s a personality cult and the various dregs of the Conservatives and other assorted loons left in it would turn on each other in an instant.
All comes back to the point that has been made here and elsewhere, does Farage actually want the job? A lot of work, no time for grifting and nowhere to hide when the scrutiny comes.
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