ANOTHER resignation

 Nigel Farage is no politician

                                                           Clacton-on-the-sea

Nigel Farage is such a lousy person, he can't hold a seat nobody in the UK wanted.

Few people outside the London area know where Clacton-on-the-sea is. The area is the most depressed in the UK, with the village of Jaywick being classed as the most depressed area for the last 20 years.

I have no doubt he'll be back, as he's an egotist as well as a THREE-time loser. 

The Great Pretender

 Nigel Farage is no politician

Nigel "The Weasel" Farage

Nigel Farage only became an MP because he won a seat nobody wanted.

Before he won Clacton-on-sea, very few people outside the area, not even in London, had heard of it, and fewer could tell you where it is. The seat is in one of the poorest areas of the UK, with the village of Jaywick holding the ignomy of being the poorest village in the UK.

With the break-up of Reform UK, I ask the question, where will the weasel try next?

If he keeps to his record, he'll look for the next least contended seat, and start his next party there. After all, as an egotist, he won't he's useless

Why didn't Reform UK attack Labour seats which could have fallen?

All Farage cares about is his ego

                                                                                                      Nigel Farage is no politician

You have to ask, why did Nigel Farage ignore Labour seats which Reform UK could have taken with ease?

The answer is easy to view, he doesn't care about the UK, despite his posturing, which is all it is in reality. He has lead THREE parties in an election with identical manifestos, and got nowhere. He owns three houses, none in the UK.

The question remains, given the opportunity to take those seats, why did he refuse? The answer is Farage is an egotist who needs to be noticed, and where better than to take a seat nobody wants.

Nigel Farage is no politician

 Reform UK could have taken down Labour

 Before you vote for Reform UK, you should realise, at the last election the party had the opportunity to take key Labour seats, and passed.

Going to the election, the seats of Angela Rayner, Rachel Reeves, and Yvonne Cooper were at risk of being overthrown as they held a small minority of the votes cast in the area.

What did Farage do?

He got himself elected to the weakest seat in the UK; that to me speaks volumes. He has no confidence in his ability as a politician, yet he wishes to be Prime Minister.

He reminds me of Richard Neville after the Wars of the Roses, while not a position to be king, Neville switched sides to suit his needs, earning him the moniker "Kingmaker."

I am certain, Farage was in league with Starmer going into the election.