Ben Quinn
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 9 Jul
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At the same time, summertime is the time that reform really liked to be busy.
And they had been saying that they were preparing some shock and awe type events during the summer.
They like to use the summertime as a period when they can show or try to show to the public that they're actually an active party.
And they'll claim, you know, the other MPs are now sunning themselves down in the south of France somewhere.
So Farage will be probably ready for another campaign and he's going to have to walk around Clacton and probably have the media trailing after them as well, asking awkward questions.
And after that, he potentially then faces the prospect of another by-election later in the year if the standards investigation then triggers that.
So it's kind of by-election without end in Clacton.
Yeah, I think people will show their face there, particularly Lee Anderson and Richard Tice.
You'll have to make the track there as well.
They all will.
But at the same time, there's things that they want and need to be getting on with.
actually just in recent times opponents of reform have been pointing out or alleging that actually maybe Nigel Farage is a bit of a drag on reforms support or particularly its intention to try and break through the ceiling beyond reform voters into reform curious voters and they've been saying the polling they've seen shows Nigel Farage kind of pulling two or three points behind reform and he's a marmite figure isn't he i mean people either
love him or they detest him, you know, in a political sense.
Yeah, that's the risk, isn't it?
It looks like he is showboating and basically engaged in this sort of selfish stunt.
Basically, do people care about this?
His narrative, the one that he wants to try and project is that his opponents are chickens, the establishment's running away from him and he's been persecuted by the media.
But at the same time, it's the Nigel Farage show again at the end of the pier.
You wonder, is there a point at which people become fed up with that?
Thank you, Anne.
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