This is excellent. One thing I'd add is that, almost entirely independently of what Farage does or says, there's a segment of voters who will think let's give him a chance/ he'd be a change/, and they could well have a decisive impact at the next GE given party fragmentation + FPTP.
Chris Grey
Trump is a problem for Farage. But given around a quarter of Britons still want him as PM, clearly not an insurmountable one.
This piece tried to understand why - despite Trump and the failure that is Brexit - he still appeals to a significant minority of voters.
open.substack.com/pub/thenewwo...
open.substack.com
Now Trump’s war on Iran has descended into catastrophic farce, the Reform leader is trying to distance himself from the demented man in the White House. That won’t be so easy
