Nigel Farage's campaign speeches resonate with a scorn for Westminster, lament for societal decline, warnings about mass immigration, and anger towards unfulfilled promises, appealing to those feeling insecure or ignored by traditional politics.
Farage's success lies in marketing vague solutions, transcending party lines to win the EU referendum, avoiding toxic associations, and leveraging a niche electoral market rather than representing a majority in Britain.
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