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    1. Krabsandwich on

      Nigel will change his mind losing to Count Bin Face is not a great way to leave Parliament. He will look like an attention seeking clown anyway by simply running in a by-election he triggered for „reasons“ but losing to the Count would be a humiliation to far even for him.

    2. RedofPaw on

      I really, REALLY hope it’s just the two of them and Binface wins.

      It would bring joy to me. As if the world was healing.

      The people of Clacton have the opportunity to stick it to the establishment, and vote in a true man of the people. A man with a bin for a face.

    4. noskirdnehretep on

      The people of Clacton elected this grifting piece of shit. I have no faith in them.

    5. JeffSergeant on

      If no-one opposes Nigel at all, then he’s elected uncontested and we don’t even get to see how many vote for him.

      Binface is actually being a critical part of the UK democratic process at this stage.

    6. Foreign-Collar8845 on

      Isn’t Count Binface a peer? He should resign from House of Lords before running for an MP

    7. No-Opposite-6620 on

      Who could be less establishment than the humble bin, ennobled or otherwise. Why assume a public school educated stock broker with political ties stretching back decades and who dined with Johnson before an election, is anti establishment. Farage can’t stop this count!

    9. Perkinator on

      It’s the Establishment vs the People election that Farage wanted, except he is the Establishment figure.

    11. Lucifer_606381 on

      Is he the King that was foretold, let this lad pull a sword out of a stone in Clackton and become the MP haha

    12. ApplicationSouth8844 on

      Hopefully Clacton will remember everything that Nigel has done for them and come out and vote Count Bin face.

    13. Kind_Dream_610 on

      If Count Binface won it would send quite a message to all MPs, not just Farage.

      Politicians have forgotten two key things about their jobs:

      1. They are public servants, they serve at the behest of the public, to work for the public good, not their own interests.

      2. Politicians can be temporary, but their policies can have consequences that last for lifetimes.

      It’s time to give them a rather embarrassing reminder.

    15. Old_Rosie on

      All this discourse feels like the start of that episode of Black Mirror: The Waldo Moment…

    16. ottyk1 on

      Copying this from something I said in another thread:

      I think people are forgetting that we actually WANT Farage to win the election here. If he loses then the investigation into his crypto donation gets dropped and he can happily go back to grifting from the sidelines (which has always been where he is strongest).

    17. Papfox on

      Count Binface just has to turn up in Clacton, hold surgeries and turn up in Parliament, the thing the voters are paying for, to be a better MP than Nigel Farage

    20. Woffingshire on

      If Binface won would he be able to be Count Binface as an MP or would he have to take the outfit off?

    21. ApexAurajin on

      Count Binface may be a character, but at least he’s not a clown. Binface for Clacton!

    22. BradlinhoM on

      Imagine reading this pre-Brexit. Jesus fucking Christ we’ve turned into a joke (I still hope he beats Farage though).

    23. dubsy101 on

      If everyone who didn’t vote reform last time voted for binny then he would win. This is clacton so of course that wont happen but it would make my year if it did

    24. ash_ninetyone on

      This has kinda turned into a lose-lose for Farage.

      He wins? His victory becomes delegitimised for beating a bin, the Parliamentary standards investigation continues, concludes, with him being potentially forced to give up his seat again. He’s billed it as a „People vs The Establishment“ (despite him being a publicly educated city commodities broker Neo-Thatcherite who accepts shady money off other rich elitists), where The Establishment has refused to play his game.

      If Labour, Tories, Lib Dems, Greens, etc stood and lost, he’d have been able to go „the people have spoken“. But they refused.

      He loses? Has the indignity of losing to a man dressed as a chuffing bin.

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