Home is where the hypocrisy is

WHEN are the people of this country going to wake up and see Nigel Farage for the opportunistic chancer he is?

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How can this man be taken seriously as a politician?

He spends more time crossing the pond than he does serving the Clacton constituents who elected him. Reform can't even think for itself, using the slogan "Let's Make Britain Great". All that's missing is the word "Again", and it'd be virtually lifted from the US.

For a party that's apparently so anti-asylum, it's amusing that so many seemingly failed politicians seek asylum with Reform.

It says more about the state of the main two parties that Reform is gaining the sort of traction it is. More worrying is the fact they can't seem to effectively counter what Reform is saying.

I hope that by the time of the next general election, voters get off their backsides and send Reform packing. For a party with so little overall influence in Westminster, Reform is grabbing far too much airtime and media coverage.

Steven Collett

Kings Norton, Birmingham