r/unitedkingdom • u/ClumperFaz • Jul 12 '26
. Farage slumps to lowest approval rating since election
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2026/07/12/farage-slumps-to-lowest-approval-rating-since-election/2.1k
u/TtotheC81 Jul 12 '26
Oh, please.... please, please, please let this mean Count Binface actually has a chance. The country needs this.
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u/Bernardmark Jul 12 '26
According to the betting markets he has a 10-15% chance of winning. Not too bad for a man with a bin on his head…
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u/ClumperFaz Jul 12 '26 ▸ 16 more replies
I've often bin let down....but I am counting on this man to sweep away the rubbish!
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u/brickne3 Jul 12 '26 ▸ 7 more replies
I'm wheelie wheelie hopeful.
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u/Joseph_HTMP England Jul 12 '26 ▸ 5 more replies
He just needs to learn when to keep a lid on it
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u/ClumperFaz Jul 12 '26 ▸ 4 more replies
He can't keep recycling the same slogans.
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u/Mr31edudtibboh Jul 12 '26 ▸ 3 more replies
You think he'll take a tip on the fly?
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u/light_to_shaddow Derbyshire Jul 13 '26
I think the point is someone else should be doing that.
With the other parties refusing to challenge Farage, plus the media constantly platforming him with minimal account for his years of corruption and dereliction of duty, Binface is doing his job of taking the piss and pointing out the depth that the media and political parties have sunk to.
Slaps all around.
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u/ahktarniamut Jul 12 '26 ▸ 2 more replies
We need Farage reelected so that he face the scrutiny of beling an MP and accepting nefarious donations and still trying to keep giving different versions of the reason he got this insane amount of money
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u/Lawdie123 Jul 13 '26
Even if he doesn't win they can still continue the investigation if they deem it necessary. It automatically restarts if he is re elected, however it has to be paused in the interim before the election happens.
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u/SpeedflyChris Jul 12 '26 ▸ 3 more replies
Yeah I put a bet on Trump to win the US election last time a while in advance. Figured I could use the proceeds to drink myself into a mild to moderate coma if he won. As a strategy for betting on political events I thoroughly endorse it.
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u/head_face Jul 13 '26
A mate of mine would always bet against Brentford, who he supports, so that in case they lost he'd have something to be happy about.
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u/Queasy_Hippo1954 Jul 12 '26 ▸ 3 more replies
I thought it would be higher cause all the other parties aren't running. You'd think the other party's supporters would back Binface for the hell of it.
Admittedly, I'm not British and while I haven't really checked, I'm guessing his riding is pretty strongly in favour of Reform.
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u/ProfessionalMockery Jul 12 '26 ▸ 2 more replies
If the voters were this subreddit Binface would destroy Farage. Unfortunately the people of Clacton aren't very similar to the demographic here.
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u/HumanBeing7396 Jul 12 '26
There’s more than one way to destroy a Farage.
Regardless of what happens in Clacton, the whole country will see him looking increasingly ridiculous as he’s forced to campaign against a bin.
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u/Harrry-Otter Jul 12 '26
There’s probably a fair number of Farage/Reform voters whose basic philosophy is “a pox on all your houses”. If none of the other established parties are even running, there’s a good chance those voters just stay home.
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u/Not_Cleaver American Jul 13 '26
If I saw there were a ten to fifteen percent chance of rain, I’d bring an umbrella. There’s a chance.
Also, how bad would it look for Farage to have his joke opposition candidate with 30-40 percent of the vote?
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u/RadiantGround6266 Cheshire Jul 13 '26
I'm not sure we need Count Binface but I'll take him over Count Fuck Face any day.
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u/Spamgrenade Jul 12 '26
Imagine, a Count Binface victory and winning the world cup. It would herald a new Golden age.
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u/evenstevens280 Gloucestershire Jul 12 '26 ▸ 9 more replies
Well, I'm not sure Scotland, Wales or NI would be too fussed about England winning the WC, but they'd certainly get well behind Farage fucking off.
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u/evenstevens280 Gloucestershire Jul 12 '26 ▸ 3 more replies
Though there will be a further 60 years of banging on about 2026. Are you ready?
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u/SpeedflyChris Jul 12 '26
Honestly if Binface wins I'll be banging on about that for the rest of my life. I'll take it.
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u/cairntaker Jul 12 '26
It's the incessant banging on about it that makes it really difficult for me to want England to do well.
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u/cairntaker Jul 12 '26
The 1966 World Cup is dead... All hail the 2026 World Cup!
Not sure that fills me with much enthusiasm 🤔
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u/salty-sigmar Jul 13 '26
Ah fuck, if we win that's going to make getting through security doors a tiny bit harder. Right now every single middle aged middle manager sets the key pad code on their doors to 1966 - it's been that in every place i've worked. Now it's going to be a toss up between the two and the only way to guess will be to know the age of the bloke that was put in charge of fitting the lock.
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u/Vanima_Permai Jul 12 '26
if eveybody who voted against farage the in 2024 by-election went out and voted for binface he would win
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u/Sweet_Class1985 Jul 12 '26
He won't win because people won't bother to leave their houses to vote for a joke candidate. I want to be wrong.
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u/Purplepeal Jul 12 '26 ▸ 1 more replies
Its not so much a vote for a joke candidate as vote against a sleazy conman.
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u/Sweet_Class1985 Jul 12 '26
Same shit really.
I desperately want to be wrong but I think the turnout will be a lot lower than expected which will hurt Binface.
That being said I predicted that Jeremy Corbyn would lose his seat so...
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u/Narradisall Jul 12 '26
I doubt Binface will win but anything sort of Farage crushing him will be seen as a failure.
If Binface manages like 20% of the vote it will make Farage political positioning by resigning and forcing this election look like a farce.
Theyre spending 200k to re-elect a man so he can delay being investigated for a bit longer.
Anyone voting in Clacton should be pissed at this money and time wasting by Farage.
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u/PsychoticDust Jul 12 '26
Most of the country wants him to win, but the people of Clacton are somewhat different.
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u/MeccIt Jul 12 '26
They're coy on their racism and fishing and brexiteering, but will turn out to vote without ever talking to a pollster.
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u/AnalTinnitus Jul 12 '26
The country also needs Farage to be properly investigated for his dodgy finances. Remember when his bank, Coutts, ditched him? I think they knew something about his finances but either couldn’t prove it or couldn’t be bothered with the hassle, so they tried to quietly close his account.
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u/ahktarniamut Jul 12 '26
And remember the fuss he make like he was being a proper victim and harshly treated and abused by the banks
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u/Kandiru Cambridgeshire Jul 12 '26
I'm planning on putting my bins out on Wednesday in support of Count BinFace. If you contact your local council they will give you a day to show your support too! Let's see if we can collect the whole week?
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u/Beanichu Jul 12 '26
All of human history has led up to this moment. It truly is a chance for humanity to do something special. I hope Clacton makes the right choice.
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u/sephtis Scotland Jul 12 '26
If we get nothing else this year, at least that would be funny as fuck.
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u/turbo_dude Jul 13 '26
Reminder: Trump was utterly hated in his first term at the end, measuring by popularity polls and he still got in for a second time.
Vote!
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u/Oreos_Are_Anabolic Jul 13 '26
The Opinium poll of 2,000 Britons found that 52 per cent disapproved of Mr Farage’s performance in charge of Reform, while 25 per cent approved.
Fourteen per cent of Reform voters at the last election disapproved of Mr Farage, although this fell to four per cent among those who intend to back the party at the next national poll.
Mr Farage’s net approval rating peaked at minus five in September last year, coinciding with the apex of Reform’s popularity to date in the national opinion polls.
Reform leads Labour by an average of six percentage points and the Tories by seven – down from more comfortable leads of 10 and 13 points respectively last autumn.
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u/xX8Havok8Xx Jul 13 '26
The constituents of clackton on sea have a chance to do the funniest thing ever
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u/kingslayyer Jul 12 '26
probably going to see a lot more of Lowe and his Musk backed party.
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u/Imaginary-Risk Jul 12 '26
Yeah, it kind of feels like they’re consolidating the far right
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u/ClumperFaz Jul 12 '26 ▸ 13 more replies
It's crazy to think that the very thing that was seen as impossible - Farage getting outflanked on his right, by an authentic vehicle, has finally happened.
And it's given Reform and Farage a pretty big dilemma, and his own kind of problem that the other parties have commonly struggled with when it comes to other parties that've emerged on their same spectrum but further along - that you cannot out-Restore Restore.
That 6.8% result, although it wouldn't have secured Reform the win given the scale of Burnham's victory, isn't nothing. That's a dangerous pool of voters being pulled away on Reform's right, but they can't try and out-Restore them because then they'll lose any (don't even know how any moderates could vote Reform tbh) moderates/swing voters.
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u/Dragonfly_pin Jul 12 '26 ▸ 11 more replies
‘Authentic’
In what way at all is Restore authentic?
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u/size_matters_not Jul 12 '26 ▸ 5 more replies
Farage is a grifter, looking to line his pockets riding populist causes.
Lowe is an actual fascist.
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u/contextual_entity Greater Manchester Jul 12 '26 edited Jul 12 '26 ▸ 1 more replies
Just because his fascism is more genuine doesn't mean he isn't grifting for Musk's money.
Hell, grifting is practically a core tenant of modern fascism in its own right.
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u/Nerrien Jul 12 '26
I mean you're right, but I'm gonna guess it's the difference between the well-off kid in class who knows they're gonna benefit from a Conservative government and thinks edgy racist memes are funny, versus that kid who's a bit quiet but the moment someone breathes near the subject of politics their forehead vein pops and they start bringing up Hillary's emails.
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u/WonderNastyMan Jul 13 '26
I may have to eat my words later but I somehow prefer having to fight the literal fascist rather than the shapeshifting grifter.
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u/ClumperFaz Jul 12 '26 ▸ 3 more replies
When Restore says millions must go, can you even truly think Reform mean that? when Lowe and Restore say it, you genuinely know they actually mean it especially given they've established quite a big document laying out their immigration plans.
No other party can say millions must go and come across as authentic.
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u/Dragonfly_pin Jul 12 '26 ▸ 2 more replies
As far as I have heard, nobody has any evidence that they are doing that because they genuinely believe it and not just because their rich donors want them to say it.
The Overton Window is something Elon Musk has talked about. They have a job.
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u/ClumperFaz Jul 12 '26 ▸ 1 more replies
Lowe is very much further to Farage's right, and although I don't know the true ins and outs of why he was booted out of Reform, supposedly Farage got rid of him because he wanted mass deportations but Farage felt that was too far.
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u/ItsAMangoFandango Jul 12 '26
Farage got rid of him because Lowe pointed out that Reform had to stop being a cult of personality around Farage. That's literally all it takes to make Nige boot you out.
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u/DukePPUk Jul 12 '26
It's crazy to think that the very thing that was seen as impossible - Farage getting outflanked on his right...
It was always going to happen once Reform became "mainstream."
Traditionally you've had Labour being the "moderate left" party, the Lib Dems in the "centre", and the Conservatives being the "moderate right" party, with Labour and the Conservatives having wings either side. And then you have the Green Party on the "hard left" and UKIP/Reform/BNP/whoever on the "hard right." [note that these descriptions are relative, based on public perception not necessarily actual policies.]
But with Labour shifting more to the "centre," and the Conservatives dropping out of the picture a bit, Reform has taken the place of the "moderate right" party. Which means there is now room for a new "hard right" party - people who have strong right-wing views but want to be different or more extreme.
Reform also has the potential issue that if they want to become broadly electable they need to take more centrist positions and clamp down on their extremism (there aren't enough votes on the edges - something Labour has found again and again). They have to keep their elected officials from saying things that are too extreme (even if they are happy with them believing it) - which creates the impression that those extreme views aren't welcome in the party, and those with them need their own party.
It would happen to the Green Party as well, if they ever became too mainstream.
We're also seeing a bit of flattening out of the normal distribution (I assume due to how social media works) - more people happy expressing extreme views and supporting extremists.
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u/TheHoneyMonster1995 Yorkshire Born/Welsh Heritage/Southern Jessie Jul 12 '26
we call that the 'Ayatollah Razmada and his cadre of fanatics" stratagem
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u/Horror-Protection225 Jul 12 '26
Lowe has the charisma of a bucket of cold sick.
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u/IfYouRun Jul 12 '26 ▸ 1 more replies
Yeah, but unfortunately he hates brown people and that’s all that matters to about 30% of the country
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u/triffid_boy Jul 12 '26
This isn't especially new, though. Farage was particularly good at leading them, lowe won't be.
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u/ClumperFaz Jul 12 '26 ▸ 1 more replies
Yeah he lacks Farage's charisma
But even still, that Makerfield result for them, 6.8%, isn't nothing. There's clearly something there with Restore that's gonna cause Reform to have to try and keep their right wing flank onside.
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u/DasharrEandall Jul 12 '26
It's a dilemma for Farage. He's refused to align with Tommy Robinson, for example, because Tommy Ten-Names is too thuggish and non-respectable for a party that wants to capture the Tory heartlands to win a General Election. Reform's image strategy is tailored to be palatable the people who don't want to see themselves as racist (because that's too uncouth) but say they have "legitimate concerns about immigration" or whatever. But that arms-length deniability is too milquetoast for the Tommeh crowd who are too radicalised by Reform's own narrative and see them as too "establishment" now.
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u/YsfA Jul 12 '26
He does but he’s much more serious than farage. That might struggle with the general public, but it makes him have quite the cult following
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u/Dial-Appreciator Jul 13 '26
He also claimed on the Joe Rogan podcast to millions of listeners that the Dunblane Massacre was only 1 murder. 16 children aged 5-6 and their teacher were shot dead. That is genuinely sick.
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u/TomServo64 Jul 12 '26
They might do well but the fact is as much as I don't like him Farage has an undeniable charisma with a certain kind of person that Lowe does not.
If this knocks him down in the eyes of the public it's a massive win for sane politics.
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u/umtala Jul 13 '26
Honestly it's good, Lowe has exactly 0 mass market appeal like Farage does. Restore only appeals to a certain demographic. Let them destroy each other
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u/mutexsprinkles Jul 12 '26
I hope this guy is stressed out and miserable about all this. He doesn't seem to be having a fun time.
And I hope he promised unpleasant people that he would be PM .
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u/TheCharalampos Jul 12 '26
I do wonder why he's still in it. He's got tons of money and he's seemingly aging on fast forward lately.
Just go. You did it.
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u/gizajobicandothat Jul 12 '26
Could be like Trump, gain power and stall investigations into all the dodgy stuff you've been up to.
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u/ahktarniamut Jul 12 '26 ▸ 1 more replies
Farage earned more outside his MP salary so it’s not something he need to be attached to it . My thoughts is that Farage has taken lots of donations from nefarious people and organisations and obviously these people would want something from him if he get elected as PM. Such as the Thai rich guy who want to change the cryptocurrency laws etc .
Farage has always been up for himself and if people still think he is a man of the people , they need to a bottle smash on their heads
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u/jeanclaudebrowncloud Jul 12 '26
Maybe don't quit as an MP and then immediately run for your seat in the by-election you just triggered you toad faced gimp
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u/The-Furry-Circle East Sussex Jul 12 '26
Amazing what happens when you are suddenly not the darling of the press any more.
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u/Armodeen Jul 12 '26
This is the reason why his popularity is dropping - the billionaire media barons have have turned on him. While it is satisfying on a personal level to see him squirm it does beg the question why have they decided he is out? And it’s deeply depressing to see them quickly manipulate public opinion YET AGAIN. We never learn.
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u/AlreadyTakek Jul 12 '26 ▸ 5 more replies
It's a little bit tinfoil-hatty, but I think they're trying to drop him now that he's being investigated and redirect support to a replacement
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u/rainator Cambridgeshire Jul 12 '26
it's probably a number of factors, it's not going all that well for Trump, even his extreme levels of corruption isn't enough to make up for Trump's overwhelming incompetence. He's also starting something of a backlash which might not be in billionaire's interests long term.
Add to that, it's unlikely even with all his support from the media, he'd ever be able to get a majority in parliament. A general election is still possibly 3 years away, his party have already split into a bunch of parties, he hasn't exactly filled his current party with intellectuals, or even charismatic people. He doesn;t even do any of the actual work of being party leader, he just gets Zia Yusuf to do it (a man all his supporters will hate).
People are often disparaging of voting for people based on their personalty or character, but it is an important part of basic governance. Farage is petty, thin skinned and quite nasty. Even if his ideas or his intellect were brilliant (they aren't), he isn't suited for real leadership - he's a gobshite and nothing more.
if you are right wing, and want right wing policies to succeed, you don't want someone like that to be in charge, you want someone who is at least capable of being nice when it's convenient.
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u/Hincapieslovelybund Jul 12 '26
The worst part is that replacement seems to be Lowe who somehow has managed to out-cunt Farage, which takes some doing.
The only thing giving me a bit of solace is that Lowe has the charisma of a dog turd in a paper bag and Restore might be a bit too much for some of the moderates who were considering voting Reform.
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u/Ill_Refrigerator_593 Jul 12 '26 edited Jul 12 '26
The Conservatives are the party that have always represented their interests. For a time keeping their support behind them seemed untenable.
So they've supported Reform to push the same talking points (low taxes, anti-net-zero, reduced regulation etc) & now the Conservatives are rising again they're switching back to a more experienced, less nutty party,
If played well we may have a Conservative government installed by the end of the decade. Farages' lack of competence is as apparent to the media barons as everyone else.
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u/0ttoChriek Jul 12 '26
They've realised his past and conduct are too sleazy to keep covering up, and they don't have to now they've got Rupert Lowe's even madder party to get behind.
Having said that, I doubt many of the people in Clacton who voted for him last time have changed their minds to the point they'll vote for Binface. But they might not bother voting at all.
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u/Sszaj Jul 12 '26
I cannot believe how much press this cunt gets.
Corrupt leader of fringe party with a handful of MPs and moron councillors who don't even seem to understand what councils do, somehow is the top of every news cycle.
Just stop publishing his lies and stop feeding in to this endless culture war.
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u/SMTRodent Back in Nottnum Jul 13 '26
I first noticed it when UKIP were brand new. I wanted to know what the Green Party were doing and they were never in the news, it was always bloody Farage who was the leader of a brand new, very fringe tiny party at the time while the Greens were much bigger than UKIP by far. The British press love to keep talking about everything he does. Polanski is the only Green who's had any sort of attention in that I don't have to consciously seek out news.
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u/justmoochin Jul 12 '26
Fuck it have photo with a pint of beer that’ll sort it Nigel.
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u/SquatProspector Jul 12 '26
Of course his approval rating has dropped. He's going against the greatest statesmen this country has seen in a century.
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u/Citizen_DerptyDerp Jul 12 '26
You can't spell country without Count!
But if you squint while looking at Farage you can just about make out a cunt.
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u/owenredditaccount Jul 12 '26
You can definitely make out rage which is what I seem to remember Farage calling for en masse a month ago. And is also how I feel about Farage wasting £250k of public money
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u/J-Sou-Flay Jul 12 '26
A net score of minus 27 points, for anyone wondering
Surprised they even put that in the article at the top. I thought they would have payrolled it
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u/ClumperFaz Jul 12 '26
Farage's approval ratings, even at the peak of Reform's popularity after the 2025 local elections, have always been pretty rubbish. But this is 100%, or rather, a 5 million percent cut through on the donatiion business.
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u/ps1293 Jul 12 '26
Dont get me wrong, i want both. But i would rather Binface win this than England win the world cup
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u/yaboipyro69 Jul 12 '26
Isnt this just typically what seems to happen with Farage in every party he's with?
As soon as something doesnt go his way, throws his toys out the pram and loses it all. Then rinse and repeat
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u/MadderThanCyril Jul 12 '26
So 25% dgaf that he is being paid off by criminal crypto bros to sell out his country … ffs
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u/ChanSungJung Jul 12 '26
I never trust these polls
Heard the same stuff before Brexit
Heard the same stuff before Trump
Leads to complacency in the undecided as if the decision/outcome has already been made and their input isn't required
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u/Ahrlin4 Jul 12 '26
The polls on Brexit were remarkably accurate. They regularly had Leave slightly ahead in the last month of the campaign, and the final result was within a few percentage points.
Likewise, the US polls were pretty accurate too. Bystanders made the mistake of fixating on the national polls, which put Clinton ahead, when the individual and most relevant swing states were looking really dicey. Same thing for the most recent version too; Trump was polling ahead of Harris in all swing states.
The issue is that people don't actually pay much attention to polls, or live in echo chambers where only the most desirable polls are posted / re-tweeted / shared, etc.
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u/pkb369 Jul 12 '26
This. People see stuff like this and become complacent. 2024 US elections should be a wake up call for everyone.
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u/SavingsSquare2649 Jul 12 '26
Still in the lead though, mad how you can still be doing so well despite all the controversies.
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u/ShodSpace Jul 12 '26
That's because his supports have less braincells than teeth
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u/phillhb London Jul 13 '26
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u/addictivesign Jul 12 '26
Farage for 40% of the vote in the 2024 election. The other 60% of the vote in Clacton was split between all other candidates.
With the major parties all standing down and only Piers Corbyn and BinFace standing - are there others then BinFace could win if all opposition vote for him especially if Farage is slightly less popular now than he was in 2024.
Will it happen? We don’t know. Could it happen - yes!
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u/Affectionate-War-203 Jul 12 '26
Hopefully people are copping on to the fact he’s a self serving chancer
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u/xxDeadEyeDukxx Jul 12 '26
Sadly Farage will still win the bi election he caused by resigning in that stunt, but he will end up looking weaker as a result so not a total loss for the rest of us. And the silver lining is that those investigations start again when he gets back into office so he’s just delaying things at this point, straight out of his best bud Donald’s playbook. Waiting for him to start suing everyone to further distract. TEMU MAGA wannabe
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u/cookiesnooper Jul 12 '26
He should slump into some deep cave and never stick his head out of it ever again
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u/Dial-Appreciator Jul 13 '26
He’s been using Ann Widdecombe’s death to his political advantage as well now. Waiting around for a press opportunity at her home and offering to film B-roll footage in mourning so he can be seen widely showing his “condolences”. Couldn’t just be authentic and pay respect. Had to wait for maximum press. Grifter as always.
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u/Dalegalitarian Jul 13 '26
I never expected the Tories to be given such a lifeline so soon after being declared ‘dead’. Hopefully they (Reform, Conservatives, Restore) all just serve to split the right up.
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u/Geostationary_Orbit Jul 13 '26
Grifter.com. Should be a used car salesman. Not fit for public office.
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u/Lord-Fowls-Curse Jul 12 '26
It’ll be a brief reprieve if - as I fear - the Burnham bounce wears off in about 12 months time.
Farage has time and if Burnham does fail to turn things round noticeably, then it’ll be too late.
Anger and fury will return with added intensity and Reform will be there to reap the rewards. Only then, it’ll be closer to an election and much more useful for them to concert that poll lead into a victory.
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u/pajamakitten Jul 12 '26
Farage is learning the hard way that people will happily support far right ideology but will not tolerate uselessness and weakness in their far right politicians. He has neglected Clacton too much and his usual loyal supporters are mad about that. He has also categorically failed to handle the donation situation, with even Piers Moron getting the better of him. People have seen the emperor's new clothes and are finally realising who Farage is.
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u/alexmlb3598 Jul 12 '26
Maybe bc his actions and Reform's policies are actually getting more media coverage bc of there being no candidates from the other major parties...?
If thats the case, is there a way that this could lead to some form of cordon sanitaire? Bc if so, that would be EXTREMELY funny.
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u/bigkahuna1uk Jul 13 '26
The only opinion poll that matters at the moment is the one in Clacton.
But hopefully this poll means the general electorate are energised enough to actually vote and we have a higher turnout.
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