Nigel Farage takes aim at 'political chameleon' Andy Burnham as he dismantles 'vacuous' acceptance speech
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Napoleon is the one who said: "To understand man, you must know what happens in the world when he was 20 years old. Nigel Farage is nothing but a man of the 1980s: great ambitions, stunning costumes, smoked in enclosed spaces: for him, the greatest year in life was 1988, the highlight of Nigel Lawson's zeal to reduce taxes. Andy Burnham, the future British premier, is different, according to an analysis The Spectator.
Nigel Farage takes aim at 'political chameleon' Andy Burnham as he dismantles 'vacuous' acceptance speech
Nigel Farage has launched a fiery attack on new Labour leader Andy Burnham, branding his acceptance speech today "vacuous".Speaking at the CPAC Conference in London, the Reform UK leader accused the soon-to-be Prime Minister of being a "great chameleon of British politics".Poking fun at Mr Burnham's attire, Mr Farage began: "We're actually engaged in a battle for the very soul of our nation to define what we actually are, what we stand for, what…
Farage: ‘Chameleon’ Burnham will drag UK further to the left
Nigel Farage has wished Andy Burnham well in his imminent appointment as prime minister – but warned GB News viewers the Makerfield MP will drag Labour even further to the left. The Reform UK leader spoke to GB News reporter Will Godley at the Conservative Political Action Conference Great Britain (CPAC GB) today after describing...
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