Jack Horgan-Jones
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481 appearances
6 recordings
3 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 23 Aug
Jack Horgan-Jones’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Or it was it was a reward for campaigning for Brexit for 27 years or whatever it was.
And the question that's really being put to the British public or more narrowly, the voters of Clacton is, you know, is this an acceptable standard of behaviour and explanation?
from a prominent, you know, possibly the preeminent British figure in British politics over the last decades, even though he's only recently an MP.
So in many ways, it's a very kind of fundamental and meaningful question.
But perhaps the greatest meaning we can extract from the whole kind of circus that British politics has become is the fact that he's running off against a meme stock candidate like Count Binface.
I mean, I'm tempted to say stranger things have happened, but perhaps not.
The one thing I'd say as well, though, is that like this is not necessarily Nigel Farage in his pomp, which is kind of counterintuitive because only a couple of weeks ago he was the prime minister in waiting.
But you've seen Maker Field, you know, that did not land for them.
They have an insurgent force within their own segment of the political market in Restore UK.
He's looking kind of humbled by this, notwithstanding the braggadocio he had when he was being interviewed about it.
And, like, while he is going to beat...
Count Binface, you'd have to say, like this guy is a political jester and jesters historically serve an important political function to point out and to satirise the absurdity of what's going on.
And he may well do that to Farage in the course of this election.
And anything short of a trouncing of Count Binface by Nigel Farage is something of an embarrassment.
Yeah, remarkably low.
And I think this is a poll result that is going to give perhaps fresh momentum or certainly something to chew on for those internal enemies that Micheál Martin has within his parliamentary party, which kind of raised its head already during the week in this renewed debate within Fianna Fáil over the direction of travel around the triple lock.
You see also in the Sunday Times, they have a list now of 17 people who have
signed this letter querying the policy, the move to dismantle the triple lock, really.
So that's a really low number for Fianna Fáil.
It's well adrift of Fine Gael.
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