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    1. Krabsandwich on

      „A Week is a long time in politics“ so four years must be an eon lets see where we all are in two years time before we give the keys to No10 to Mr Farage.

    2. Naive_Ambition1306 on

      Despite the rhetoric, he isn’t the working man’s friend, and will act the same as Trump.

      The issue is there is very little in the way of realistic choice, you have tory and red tory, and you have reform. Anyone else is a wasted vote.

      EDIT for those blindly downvoting, name me ONE single policy that will benefit the working Brit that reform have, and I’ll maybe change my tune.

    3. Fickle-Public1972 on

      I want to see how there votes goes in the Scottish elections next year. They are above Labour in the latest polls.

    4. WishboneGrouchy9639 on

      He doesn’t actually want to be PM. He has soundbites not policies, and thats where he gets his money.

    5. Treat him as a politician and not as a celebrity, question his Reform MP’s James McMurdock’s past of covering up his violent crimes, question his support for bringing Shamima Begum back into the UK and hammer on his remarks that „British muslims don’t share British values.“

      As for Labour, a government that proudly and repeatedly takes away money from the most vulnerable that makes up their core supporters is of course going to plummet in the polls.

      Have a change of Labour Leader, a fresh new cabinet with more working class-based goals and the polls will change sharply.

    6. You have to wonder what sort of land cretin is still willing to vote for the tories after the state they left things.

    7. asexyshaytan on

      Farage is a Russian asset.

      He is also utterly scared shitless about one thing, being in power. His whole business model is to shout reteric, and talk nonsense. The moment he gets power, he won’t know what to do and also him being a fraud will be plain for the world to see.

      Reform are not our future.

    8. SixRoundsTilDeath on

      The people have been failed by the main two parties, and so may opt to be failed by UKIP2. We’ll have to wait and see.

      My main take away from all these articles on Reform is that the media have picked their party, because Green and Lib Dems are actually doing pretty good at the moment, and in theory they’re in the race too. The media doesn’t like them though.

    9. Diligent_Craft_1165 on

      The people want less migration. If Starmer comes out with a plan to turn back the boats then reform have no chance.

    10. YouHaveAWomansMouth on

      Farage doesn’t want to be PM, and I doubt he even wants his party to be in a position to legislate. His entire schtick is crowing from the sidelines, trying to influence government policy by being a loud git they increasingly can’t (but should) ignore. You can see that any time an interviewer has a go at being an actual journalist for once and presses him for details and specifics, he goes into a tetchy huff. This is a man with soundbites, not plans.

      Much like Boris Johnson, Farage being PM would be a case of the dog catching the car. Unlike Johnson, Farage is probably smart enough to know that it’s best if he doesn’t catch it. He is not a man who wants to be in a position where the buck stops with him, and quite frankly I’m not sure his finances and his Russian connections would bear the added scrutiny.

    11. Whilst enough has been said on the need for Labour to bring down immigration, the other big priority here is to learn how to fight back. They act remarkably silent and passive and can’t ever set the narrative, even in government.

    12. Labour needs to bring in STV voting system act of parliament for the good of the country before the party.

      We need it to prevent Farage led UK government.

    13. He will get the votes as he says he will tackle immigration and hasn’t had the chance to fail at doing so yet. If another party can offer and successfully implement real significant solutions he will lose all support, as i imagine his other policies are tolerated due to the strong immigration position.

    14. LauraPhilps7654 on

      I always thought this was inevitable once Labour was gutted as a vehicle for reform and structural change, and reverted to being a neoliberal instrument of capital.

    15. neptune_2k06 on

      Farage is DOMINATING the polls. Labour better get immigration under control fast, I mean 50,000 a year, or we’re going to have Prime Minister Nigel Farage in 2029!

    16. spectator_mail_boy on

      It’s good but there’s still a rump of Conservative voters left. We really need to push „Vote Tory, Get Labour“ more and more.

      But a promising direction. Labour do have a big mandate (15% of the voting population went for them) but their term is nearly 20% done now, so let’s all look forward to life after them.

    17. No-Tone-6853 on

      Reminding his supporters he’s backed by right wing American Christian’s and wants an insurance based healthcare system might go a long way to opening eyes, I doubt even the virulent anti immigration people would give up the NHS for less immigration

    18. Katievapes1996 on

      It’s terrifying but I wonder seeing the us crumble and how much worse it gonna get will switch peoples minds I hope so

    19. Sure_Fruit_8254 on

      If Farage becomes PM I’ll put money on Big Chungus to be part of his cabinet

    20. Lower-Main2538 on

      People underestimate how dumb and gullible most of the UK are. Literally is painful to live here because of the lack of raw intelligence.

    21. I think the best approach is to ignore all the reasons people are against immigration, like putting additional strain on the already struggling services and depressing wages, and chalk it all up to hating brown people. Ignoring a large chuck of the working class and assigning horrible views to them is the only way to get them to vote for the correct party.

    22. NoTimeLike-Yesterday on

      For the love of all that holy, and unholy, please don’t let us end up in this sort of shit pool.

      I just hope in a few years, when we all vote again, we get some clarity. Anything other than this half wit and his racist, sexist scum feeding followers.

    23. Low_Map4314 on

      The people of this country are fuck stupid.

      Oh wait, that’s majority of the world

    24. He’s going to keep winning like never before. You haven’t seen anything yet. He will make this country great again.

      By that time America will have sobered up and elected an adult, Putin will have died and we will have this tool as a head.

    25. Literarytropes on

      “This is one poll. So far, others have shown Reform’s support is growing, but not quite to the same extent. And as always, margin of error applies, so this could be an outlier.”

      There it is.

    26. FranksBestToeKnife on

      For fuck sakes. I get the frustration, but anyone thinking that slimeball and his gaggle of lunatics offer any kind of solution are deluded.

    27. Erm the next GE is 5 years away… do we have to put up with this daily until then?

    28. Dangerous_Dac on

      That is an insane headline that is so far removed from reality whoever wrote it needs a hammer blow to the base of the skull.

    29. 21sttimelucky on

      Yes. Because the man due to which the UK made one of its worst economic decisions in history, somehow hasn’t lost all credibility. Guy should be in prison, not getting paid by the public to go to the pub.

    30. Yakitori_Grandslam on

      The next election is over 4 years away. Based on his track record, reform won’t even be a party by then.

      Farage has had more unsavoury parties than P Diddy.

    31. Not_Alpha_Centaurian on

      As despressing as this news is the world kept spinning despite 14 years of torries and Brexit. I’m skeptical Reform will be able to hold this momentum all the way to the next General but at this point i wouldn’t bet against them either.

    32. My goodness the population are hopeless. This? Off the back of the tory party?

      I’m losing hope.

    33. RestrictionFan on

      Now please do not make the mistake the Americans did by being apathetic and not voting. You may say he has no chance, but even a 1% chance of a reform government is too high. VOTE.

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