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UK General Election 2024-MP Nigel Farage

UK General Election 2024-MP Nigel Farage. First-time MP Nigel Farage wants to use the British parliament as a forum. As mention to further cement his party’s standing as the country’s legitimate opposition. Paul Sandle writes, after his Reform UK party performed better than anticipated.

Clacton, a once-popular holiday resort that supported Farage’s pro-Brexit UKIP party in 2015, gave him 46% of the vote. “My plan is to build a mass national movement. For over the course of the next few years and hopefully be big enough to challenge the general election properly in 2029,” he said.

“This Labour government will be in trouble very, very quickly and we will now be targeting Labour voters. We are coming for Labour – be in no doubt about that,” he stated.

His party has promised to restrict admission, withdraw from the European Convention on Human Rights. And force refugees coming in small boats back to France. His primary target will be immigration.

Farage advocate to tax

In addition, Farage will advocate for tax reductions and claims that immigrants to the UK should not be eligible for benefits or free medical care. For a period of five years unless they are actual refugees.

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Having always been a challenger of authority in school, Farage had reportedly retired from politics. This is when he resigned as UKIP leader in 2016, just after the Brexit referendum.

All of that, however, altered in early June. On UK General Election 2024-MP Nigel Farage, when he took a day off at home and walked, he claimed to have felt a “terrible sense of guilt” over disappointing millions of followers.

Farage, a former member of the European Parliament, had run unsuccessfully for Westminster seven times before.

Reform has also secured victory in Ashfield, East Midlands, where the Conservatives were forced to take fourth place, and Great Yarmouth, East Anglia, where the Conservatives were forced to take third place, with over half of the results announced. Read also…

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