
Nigel Farage says he doesn’t want to tax the rich anymore
Farage chooses to ignore that the rich not paying their fair share of tax.

Farage chooses to ignore that the rich not paying their fair share of tax.

‘It’s almost just sort of unbelievable, because he is taking people for fools Nigel Farage’

It comes amid internal rows in the party over its future direction, as well as a policy platform that begins to fall apart when put under scrutiny.

The so-called ‘fastest growing political party’ is losing members

Other polls carried out by YouGov, and Find Out Now also note a slight decline in support for Reform at the start of June.

‘The government has a decision to make, it either sides with billionaires and multi-millionaires, or it taxes their riches to make life better for the rest of us.’

After his advice led to Truss’ downfall, could Badenoch follow down the same path?

‘Why is it always the posh, private schoolboys who want to act like they’re working-class heroes?’

‘Is [Liz Truss] still in the party? You tell me!’

‘If anyone would like to know what their future government [would be] like, I think they should come down to Kent and see that Kent County Council is on the verge of imploding.’