UK populist leader Farage to quit parliament, seek re-election after gift allegations
Nigel Farage says he wants The People versus the Establishment
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Nigel Farage says he wants The People versus the Establishment. Farage was said to be the conscience of the working man and woman. In a speech when the usually composed Farage stumbled on some of his words, he said he had needed additional funds from supporters to pay for personal security and that he had given up a well-paid job decades ago to fight for the Brexit cause he believed in.
Furthermore, After weeks of facing accusations he had failed to properly declare millions of pounds worth of gifts from wealthy backers, Farage used a televised announcement to vent his anger over what he described as a "pile - on" by Britain's liberal elite. For much of his political career, Farage’s message was that he was the only politician socking it to Brussels and fighting back against the intrusive tentacles of the EU. But the other political parties have not been slow in calling out Farage’s announcement as what Starmer described as a “desperate stunt”. “It’s obvious why he is doing it,” the prime minister said. “He is up to his neck in sleaze.
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Nigel Farage says he wants The People versus the Establishment.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesFarage was said to be the conscience of the working man and woman.
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In a speech when the usually composed Farage stumbled on some of his words, he said he had needed additional funds from supporters to pay for personal security and that he had given up a well-paid job decades ago to fight for the Brexit cause he believed in.
according to Channel News AsiaAfter weeks of facing accusations he had failed to properly declare millions of pounds worth of gifts from wealthy backers, Farage used a televised announcement to vent his anger over what he described as a "pile - on" by Britain's liberal elite.
according to Channel News AsiaFor much of his political career, Farage’s message was that he was the only politician socking it to Brussels and fighting back against the intrusive tentacles of the EU.
according to The Guardian - PoliticsBut the other political parties have not been slow in calling out Farage’s announcement as what Starmer described as a “desperate stunt”. “It’s obvious why he is doing it,” the prime minister said. “He is up to his neck in sleaze.
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