Reform walkout

His attendance as an MEP & MP has been absolutely garbage.

That he announces when he visits his constituency speaks volumes.

In a parallel universe, he’d be viewed as a slacker & a lazy fucker.

But he does his 15-minute photo opportunity holding a pint in a pub, flashes his nicotine-stained teeth, gets a misogynistic dig in at a female journalist, utters some Bannon & Trump-inspired waffle, & idiots fall for it.
 
How does his attendance compare to other party leaders?

And if you could list their physical and social shortcomings at the same time it would be helpful
 
What? said:
How does his attendance compare to other party leaders?

And if you could list their physical and social shortcomings at the same time it would be helpful
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You can easily find out for yourself.

Nigel Farage has one of the lowest attendance records in the House of Commons since his election in July 2024, characterized by low voting participation, minimal appearances in debates, and an absence of in-person constituency surgeries. Reports indicate that in the first few months, he participated in approximately 20% to 33.5% of votes.

Comparison with Other Party Leaders and MPs (Post-2024 Election)
  • Voting Attendance: Hope Not Hate analysis reported that in early 2025, Farage had voted in 91 occasions, fewer than Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey (111), and Green Party co-leaders Carla Denyer (205) and Adrian Ramsay (178).
  • Speaking in Parliament: Farage had spoken only 45 times in Parliament by July 2025, compared to 226 for Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch and 97 for Ed Davey.
  • Overall Ranking: A study of MP attendance rates by August 2025 found Farage attended roughly 33.5% of proceedings, notably lower than Reform UK colleague Lee Anderson (64.1%) or James McMurdock (65.5%).
 
Club_B00k_Crutchless said:
You can easily find out for yourself.

Nigel Farage has one of the lowest attendance records in the House of Commons since his election in July 2024, characterized by low voting participation, minimal appearances in debates, and an absence of in-person constituency surgeries. Reports indicate that in the first few months, he participated in approximately 20% to 33.5% of votes.

Comparison with Other Party Leaders and MPs (Post-2024 Election)
  • Voting Attendance: Hope Not Hate analysis reported that in early 2025, Farage had voted in 91 occasions, fewer than Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey (111), and Green Party co-leaders Carla Denyer (205) and Adrian Ramsay (178).
  • Speaking in Parliament: Farage had spoken only 45 times in Parliament by July 2025, compared to 226 for Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch and 97 for Ed Davey.
  • Overall Ranking: A study of MP attendance rates by August 2025 found Farage attended roughly 33.5% of proceedings, notably lower than Reform UK colleague Lee Anderson (64.1%) or James McMurdock (65.5%).
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Hope not hate😀😀Yep they are trustworthy.What Politician works for free and don't take a salary any ideas that's the type of guy we want as PM
 
NF clearly doesn’t like scrutiny & resorts to deflection or childish put-downs when even gently questioned - so this looks like just the first step in ‘controlling the narrative’ as Trump attempts to in the USA.

Bannon sneezes & NF catches a cold.

www.independent.co.uk

Reform to launch new podcast after run-ins with media

Reform UK say the podcast will provide ‘the sort of access behind the scenes of a political party that has never been listened to before’
www.independent.co.uk www.independent.co.uk
 
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