nigel farage
US president “really believes in Brexit” says ex-Ukip chief.
"Devout Christians should be allowed to have their opinions."
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From undermining the media and electoral standards to perpetuating xenophobic and sexist attitudes in society, these men and their friendship prove detrimental to us all, writes People's Vote campaigner Isi Daley
He also praised Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage.
"Boris has been very positive about me."
US President as he says he "may" meet two politicians during his visit to the UK next week.
The lack of clarity around Labour’s Brexit policy was a deliberate attempt to split the difference between different groups. But today it should be clear we needed to come off the fence.
Much of Farage’s success may be down to the abject failure of the more established parties – but quite simply, if the Farage approach works then other politicians will follow.