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The Nigel Farage Confidence Trick No Longer Works

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By Adam Bienkov Verified
| adambienkov.co.uk
Nigel Farage’s entire political career has been based on what is essentially a confidence trick. This trick has involved convincing a certain section of the population that he alone has the interests of “the people” at heart. In reality the complete opposite is the case. Far from working on behalf of the common man, Farage has always put his own interests first.
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'Desperate' Farage Does A Trump

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By Adrian Goldberg Verified, Adam Bienkov Verified
| bylinesupplement.com
The latest Byline Times Podcast offers two takes on Nigel Farage’s decision to resign from parliament in order to engineer a by-election in his own Clacton seat. Podcast editor Adrian Goldberg says that the Reform leader, “is reaching for the paradoxical authoritarian/victim playbook” beloved of US President Donald Trump. “How so?
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Nigel Farage’s ‘Pro-Sleaze’ By-Election Is A Sign Of Terminal Weakness

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By Adam Bienkov Verified
| Byline Times Verified
There are normally only a couple of reasons why Members of Parliament who are otherwise in a state of good health resign their seats mid-term. The most common reason is that they are guilty of some crime or misdemeanour that is so damaging to their reputation that they feel they have no choice but to do the honourable thing and step down.
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