According to Brexit director Nigel Farage, the upcoming general vote in Britain will probably have a “very, very small participation” according to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Labour Party leader Sir Keir Starmer being very “boring.”
Nigel Farage claimed that their performances were so boring that he started to “nod off” as the two key party leaders discussed their respective goals for the nation on Monday.
The Brexiteer claimed that the Tory head lacked “energy, fire, and fizz” despite Mr. Farage acknowledging that Sunak had made some “fundamentally important quarrels” — with the PM notice that the universe is more fragile than ever since the Cold War and that, fortunately, just he has the ability to fight such issues.
” Whatever the material of the conversation and the retort that we got from Keir Starmer, I have to say, in terms of shipping, after about 15 to 20 days, I was beginning to wink off”, he declared on his GB News night program.
” I ca n’t imagine we’ve ever had two leaders going head to head for who’s going to be the next prime minister, who are, frankly, so boring”, Farage said, adding:  ,” I think we can predict a very, very low turnout”.
Although both candidates clearly lack personality, Starmer has largely had this to gain as a result of the Labour head attempting to provide his progressive group as mild and sage in place of his socialist extremes under Jeremy Corbyn, who suffered a historic blow to Boris Johnson in the last election in 2019 ).
In contrast, there appears to be a lot of voter apathy among Conservative Party voters in recent special and local elections, which is likely made worse by Sunak’s inability to connect with the general public.
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— Breitbart London ( @BreitbartLondon ) March 24, 2024
For now, the nation’s most charismatic political figure, Mr Farage, remains on the sidelines. However, the man who spearheaded the effort to expel Britain from the EU has stated that he will decide his political future in the coming weeks.
Following the successful Brexit, the ceremonial leader of the populist Reform UK party stepped down from front-line politics in 2020 and has since hosted a well-known program on the fledgling Fox News-style television network GB News.
According to recent polls from JL Partners, if Mr. Farage were to return to the political fray, it might have significant effects on the balance of power in the UK. According to the survey, Richard Tice, the Conservatives ‘ party, is currently in control by a margin of 47 % to 25 %, while Reform is still in control by 10 %.
However, according to the poll, if Mr. Farage were to return to Reform, the party would immediately rise to at least 16 % in the vote and bring the Tories ‘ support to a “wipe-out” level of only 21 %.
JL pollster , Scarlett Maguire said:” The Conservatives are set for a serious bruising at the next election. However, it would be a knockout blow for the Tories if Nigel Farage were to return. This poll indicates that it may be at the very end.
Responding to the poll, Mr Farage said on Monday:” Regardless of what I decide to do next, the Conservatives are toast anyway”.
The Brexit boss may attempt to completely demolish the Conservatives, forcing the party to appoint him to do so following the election. However, Farage is also apparently weighing other options, including, he claims, a job offer to “indirectly” help Donald Trump’s presidential campaign in the United States.
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— Breitbart London ( @BreitbartLondon ) January 14, 2024
