Nigel Farage...

[darmstadt]

is the Swiss Tony of politics...

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[BrilloPad]

I had to look that up Swiss Toni - Wikipedia

I don't really like the attention he gets on CUK.

[Paddy]

One thing is for sure, Farage is given a disproportionate amount of air-time by the media.

[DimPrawn]

Nigel Farage returns to campaign trail hours after being accused of walking away from a car crash | Daily Mail Online

Nigel spotted eating some cake. I've changed my mind, this revelation is shocking!

[Yorkie62]

Nigel Farage returns to campaign trail hours after being accused of walking away from a car crash | Daily Mail Online

Nigel spotted eating some cake. I've changed my mind, this revelation is shocking!

He is having his cake and eating it.

[jamesbrown]

is the Swiss Tony of politics...

BREX: 34% (+6)
LAB: 21% (-7)
LDEM: 12% (+5)
CON: 11% (-3)
GRN: 8% (+2)
UKIP: 4% (+1)
CHUK: 3% (-4)

[darmstadt]

The oxymoron party, with a heavy emphasis on the second part

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[meridian]

The oxymoron party, with a heavy emphasis on the second part

A party with no members, no opaque funding, no manifesto, a single “policy” with no detail on how to implement it, no political means to actually implement it, a leader that spends more time at his second job on LBC than doing the representative job he’s paid for, candidates that include member of the elite AR-M and IRA sympathiser Claire Fox.

There was a time when the British public would call out twats and charlatans for what they are; now they vote to be represented by them.

[BlasterBates]

A vote for the Brexit party is a vote for Corbyn.

be afraid

....be very afraid

[jamesbrown]

Still, Farage knows how to campaign.

Look no further than Change UK (CHUK) for an example of remainers fighting like rats in a comfort blanket. The party sounds like vomit, hasn’t got a logo, cant pick a leader, can’t field candidates on time and can’t play nicely with other remainers. Ultimately, for a bunch of self-confessed ‘clever meanies’, campaigning remainers are thicker than mince.