For helping bring about the generational change of BREXIT, Nigel Farage is already one of the main political players in contemporary Britain.
But what if the best is yet to come? What if Farage is about to take his career to the next level?
The Telegraph’s Associate Editor, Gordon Rayner, reported:
“Elon Musk is reportedly considering giving Reform up to $100 million, or around £79 million, after cementing a friendship with Farage at Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home in Florida.”
If true, that kind of money could bring about the manpower and apparatus equivalent of the established parties.
Reform’s considerable 4.1 million votes ‘were spread too evenly’ so they didn’t gain many parliamentary seats in the latest general election.
Now, as the party augments and professionalizes the staff, it may have money to equal or even outdo the other parties’ advertising budget.
“’Reform will probably get 100 seats at the next election even without extra money’, says one election strategist. ‘And if they get a substantial amount of money, they will be able to run a much more targeted campaign based on the sort of data they don’t currently have’.”
With the data, they will advertise, canvass and get the vote out on election day.
Musk, named by Donald Trump as his ‘government efficiency czar’, has been turning his attention to Britain.
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“Farage wants to be the next prime minister, and believes that in today’s highly volatile political climate that is genuinely achievable in 2029.
‘This is definitely unsettling the Tories’, says one Reform source, while playing down the chances of Musk giving the party any funding.”
Musk and Farage follow each other on X, a unique feature among British politicians.
“Having Musk retweeting your messages, with his 206 million followers on X (or even Trump with his 95 million followers) cannot but help someone like Farage, albeit that other platforms such as TikTok are more important in elections nowadays.”
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