All part of the 17 times last year he inadvertently forgot to report £350000 in earnings. You and me, committed fraud
Emotional-Ebb8321 on
Someone is clearly financially invested in cementing Farage and whatever party he is backing today with Trump. Those financial backers want something. The fact that they are doing so outside the public gaze suggests it is probably not something the British public would want.
Aduro95 on
I have to believe this will be a ceiling on Reform’s popularity. The fact is that Trump is profoundly hated by most people in the UK. We’re much better at recognising a corrupt and incompetent politiicans when its happening somwhere that isn’t in the UK.
I think that there are only so many people who are ruthless and dishonourable enough to vote Reform, and I hope that this means that they are going to divide the vote between Tory and Reform enough that neither gain many seats, and mainstream politicians will have to start fighting for votes of people whose number one priority isn’t making the lives of migrants and asylum seekers more miserable.
Greedy-Tutor3824 on
Nothing says ‘protest vote’ like voting for the guy backed to the hilt by the elite, oligarchs, and foreign interests right? I fear no matter how much they expose this, people will refuse to see him for what he is.
xParesh on
I think these stories are soley written to feed the frenzied hatred of Mirror readers against Farage and keep them buying the paper.
I kind of have a feeling, it’s probably not going to do anything to make Reform voters like him any less.
In fact it might just continue to cement their faith in him.
pajamakitten on
Money I am sure he is donating to charities in Clacton to help his constituents out. Right?
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All part of the 17 times last year he inadvertently forgot to report £350000 in earnings. You and me, committed fraud
Someone is clearly financially invested in cementing Farage and whatever party he is backing today with Trump. Those financial backers want something. The fact that they are doing so outside the public gaze suggests it is probably not something the British public would want.
I have to believe this will be a ceiling on Reform’s popularity. The fact is that Trump is profoundly hated by most people in the UK. We’re much better at recognising a corrupt and incompetent politiicans when its happening somwhere that isn’t in the UK.
I think that there are only so many people who are ruthless and dishonourable enough to vote Reform, and I hope that this means that they are going to divide the vote between Tory and Reform enough that neither gain many seats, and mainstream politicians will have to start fighting for votes of people whose number one priority isn’t making the lives of migrants and asylum seekers more miserable.
Nothing says ‘protest vote’ like voting for the guy backed to the hilt by the elite, oligarchs, and foreign interests right? I fear no matter how much they expose this, people will refuse to see him for what he is.
I think these stories are soley written to feed the frenzied hatred of Mirror readers against Farage and keep them buying the paper.
I kind of have a feeling, it’s probably not going to do anything to make Reform voters like him any less.
In fact it might just continue to cement their faith in him.
Money I am sure he is donating to charities in Clacton to help his constituents out. Right?