By davidjay
#115139
The departure of Farage could be a 'be careful what you wish for' moment. Without him the dustbin voters could well move back to a more populist Tory party while the conspiracy theorists and borderline fascists might think that the Establishment did for moderate Nigel so may as well go full-on with Lowe. The best option is to keep Farage limping along, retaining enough support to stop both those things but never seriously threatening again.
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By Abernathy
#115147
Tubby Isaacs wrote: Fri Jul 31, 2026 6:59 pm He's not going to lose to Binface.
I know. But until polling day, I can still cherish a delicious possibility.
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By Dalem Lake
#115155
David Davis got 72% of the vote when they held his pointless by-election back in 2008. I'd be happy if Farage got less than that in Clacton.
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By mattomac
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A lot of their appeal to some areas are they are not Tories though., otherwise people won’t vote.

That pacts a double edge sword plus the Tories who went over were the crud.
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