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ricky2tricky4city said:
'Wasn't listening'......ok Nige. Joker

www.bbc.co.uk

Nigel Farage tells BBC he 'wasn't listening' in foreign donor talks

The Reform leader also told the BBC's Laura Kuenssberg that his family are "begging" him to leave his job.
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Just watched this interview with Shifty Nige.

As well as the “wasn’t listening” excuse, other scandals were dismissed through him saying that he “misspoke” about one issue, and that with another he was guilty of “a clerical error.” And the bloke says he wants to run the country. 🤣

I’d imagine he’ll be taking his ball home before too long. He looks washed out, his personal poll ratings are through the floor, and he’s increasingly seen as a liability by many of the senior operators in his party.
 
Mikey10 said:
Just watched this interview with Shifty Nige.

As well as the “wasn’t listening” excuse, other scandals were dismissed through him saying that he “misspoke” about one issue, and that with another he was guilty of “a clerical error.” And the bloke says he wants to run the country. 🤣

I’d imagine he’ll be taking his ball home before too long. He looks washed out, his personal poll ratings are through the floor, and he’s increasingly seen as a liability by many of the senior operators in his party.
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The whole week has been a car crash, they need to tell their members to stay away from interviews, the Anderson interview on GMB was another mockery.
 
Mikey10 said:
Just watched this interview with Shifty Nige.

As well as the “wasn’t listening” excuse, other scandals were dismissed through him saying that he “misspoke” about one issue, and that with another he was guilty of “a clerical error.” And the bloke says he wants to run the country. 🤣

I’d imagine he’ll be taking his ball home before too long. He looks washed out, his personal poll ratings are through the floor, and he’s increasingly seen as a liability by many of the senior operators in his party.
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I honestly do not understand how anyone can be taken in by him. A total charlatan, who clearly has very little interest in the things he purports to care about and no mind for detail whatsoever, never mind not having the temperament to deal with scrutiny or criticism. He would make a terrible PM, but fortunately for the country that is never going to happen.
It will be interesting to see what direction Reform takes when he's gone. A vacuum can be dangerous but if Yusef takes control (which would be the natural succession given he is a director and funder of Reform UK as a company) I'll actually be less worried as he is so ludicrous anyway and it would lead to more dissent in the ranks. Jenrick will be looking for the leadership role but he has too much Tory baggage in his wake imo.
A deal of some kind with Restore might be on the cards, which would hoover up elements of the electorate that are currently being split but without Nige at the helm I think anything Right of the Tories will remain as disparate splinter groups.
That's not to say they should be ignored however.
 
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