Farage Says Reform ‘Unapologetic’ About Robert Kenyon’s Past Social Media Use

Reform's Makerfield candidate Rob Kenyon 'not bothered' by backlash

Reform’s candidate in the Makerfield by-election Rob Kenyon said he is not bothered by the ‘nasty’ backlash over past social media comments. Mr Kenyon said people had told him to ‘take no notice’.

Farage dismisses Reform candidate’s misogyny as ‘laddish things on social media’

Nigel Farage tells his first press conference in 50 days that Robert Kenyon’s comments are just pub talk

Farage says Reform ‘unapologetic’ about Robert Kenyon’s past social media use

Mr Kenyon, who is standing against Andy Burnham in the Makerfield by-election, supported an offensive post about Carol Vorderman on X.

Robert Kenyon: Makerfield voters ‘baffled’ he won’t apologise for perverted comments

According to the Guardian’s Jessica Elgot, voters in Makerfield are baffled by a decision from the Reform candidate. The candidate in question is Robert Kenyon, and the decision he made is to not apologise for the comments he made online: Voters who had noticed Kenyon’s online comments (almost everyone was aware) were slightly baffled he hadn’t apologised. Feel a difference here between “never back down” attitude of online debate versus what pe…

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‘So what?’: Farage dismisses Reform candidate’s misogyny as ‘a few laddish things on social media’

The Way Back. Join our community exploring how Britain can rebuild its future in Europe Join the debate with our pro-Europe newsletter Join the debate with our pro-Europe newsletter Nigel Farage has defended misogynistic comments made by his Makerfield by-election candidate Robert Kenyon as “the sort of thing you’ll hear in every pub in the country every evening” just days ahead of the crunch vote. Mr Kenyon, who is standing against Labour’s And…