Nigel Farage is repositioning himself as the next UK prime minister, forging a high-profile alliance with French far-right leader Jordan Bardella to tackle Channel migration—aiming to project global diplomatic credibility ahead of an election. While his past ties to Trump remain, Farage is deliberately sidelining the U.S. figure to avoid alienating patriotic, socially conservative voters wary of Trump’s foreign policy stances. The move comes amid a scandal involving a senior aide allegedly seeking foreign funding for polling manipulation, forcing their resignation. Farage’s conference notably omitted any mention of Trump, signaling a strategic pivot to build a broader, more palatable political identity.
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