nigel farage
Paul Nowak called the Reform UK leader a "Putin apologist fraud."
Yes, sadly for Nigel Farage, it seems Michel Barnier is staying on the international stage.
The Reform UK leader will have visited Wisconsin, Arizona and Illinois by September 13.
The Reform leader recently faced a widespread backlash for remarks he made in the wake of the Southport stabbings.
It will be his second stateside trip since being elected to represent Clacton (in Westminster).
The Reform leader comes just behind Tommy Robinson when voters are asked who they blame for the disroder.
All six have ruled out doing any sort of deal with the Reform UK leader.
The X boss's comments were "delusional", the shadow security minister said.
Christopher Steele said: "It's in very much Russia's interest to destabilise countries like Britain."
The former home secretary said the Reform UK leader "needs to decide is he a politician or is a social media content creator".