Nigel Farage - Reform leader

Even if he does quit he’ll be back in a couple of years just before the next election as head of the Gammons for change party.
 
This just screams of something dark and disturbing going on in the background. The next election probably offers Farage the best chance he’ll ever get of winning an election. Why would he give that up? Why would his supporters give that up?

I may be totally wrong, but it wouldn’t surprise me if, in the next couple of weeks something profoundly disturbing comes out about historic things he’s done.
 
Will be a letdown if he's just bleating apart a bit of scrutiny and it's not something bigger.
 
Is it going to be shown live anywhere?
 
He's not resigning otherwise it would have leaked by now but also seems Reform MPs are promoting the statement time

He is going to make it us vs them and basically say he is being targeted for 'speaking the truth' and it's all impacting his family. He will again lie about Sky News approaching his family. His fans will lap it up

BUT he is setting up the option to resign if needed
 
This just screams of something dark and disturbing going on in the background. The next election probably offers Farage the best chance he’ll ever get of winning an election. Why would he give that up? Why would his supporters give that up?

I may be totally wrong, but it wouldn’t surprise me if, in the next couple of weeks something profoundly disturbing comes out about historic things he’s done.
I think the best explanation on why he would walk away is that he never intended/wants to be PM. It's much more lucrative (as these allegations show) for him to take money from bungs/side hussles/"donations" than from an actual parliamentary job. Grifting and being a professional contrarian cnut pays.

If he's getting this worked up over relatively minor scrutiny, he knows it would be 10x worse in actual government. That and more stressful.

I don't think he'll walk at this stage, but deep down I don't think he wants all that entails with the job.
 
I think the best explanation on why he would walk away is that he never intended/wants to be PM. It's much more lucrative (as these allegations show) for him to take money from bungs/side hussles/"donations" than from an actual parliamentary job. Grifting and being a professional contrarian cnut pays.

If he's getting this worked up over relatively minor scrutiny, he knows it would be 10x worse in actual government. That and more stressful.

I don't think he'll walk at this stage, but deep down I don't think he wants all that entails with the job.
He’s probably smart enough to know that if he actually tried to apply any of his Trump-esque rhetoric as PM he’d crash and burn quicker than Liz Truss, the last person who tried it. And the subsequent reputational damage would hurt his ability to con little old ladies out of their life savings, which is his real life’s work.
 
He’s probably smart enough to know that if he actually tried to apply any of his Trump-esque rhetoric as PM he’d crash and burn quicker than Liz Truss, the last person who tried it. And the subsequent reputational damage would hurt his ability to con little old ladies out of their life savings, which is his real life’s work.
Yep - similar to the Boris brexit play.

Back the underdog, shit yourself when you fall backwards into power.
 
Ugh, the talk he's expected to 'come out fighting' is a letdown.
 
Where is the unpunctual prick? The BBC padding is tedious.
 
The address is being broadcast directly by Reform UK on its YouTube channel and will be carried by the BBC. Members of the media, including from the BBC, will not be present to put questions to Farage.

What statesmanship.
 
I don't really get this situation - surely someone can simply verify if he has or has not broken the law/rules?
 
Nothing of substance just him playing the victim and saying how great he is and how much money he’s made.
 
Is there a point to this Trumpian rant?
 
The most amplified and media-coddled politician in modern times claims to be victimised just because he's facing the tiniest bit of scrutiny for the first time in his career
 
Nothing of substance just him playing the victim and saying how great he is and how much money he’s made.
The Times thing with publishing the location of his daughter's house is pretty vile to be fair to him. Still a cnut, but that is awful.

The real point of this is now - the Labour bash
 
A vanity by-election. Maybe Farage can get one of his mystery donors to pay for it instead of the taxpayer