Nigel Farage accused of using MP role to boost profile by Lib Dem chief
Briefly

Wendy Chamberlain, the Liberal Democrat chief whip, stated that MPs like Nigel Farage are focused on personal branding rather than serving their constituents effectively. She emphasized that the communities of Clacton and Ashfield desperately need dedicated MPs who prioritize constituency work over lucrative media gigs.
Chamberlain pointed out that Farage’s high earnings from his GB News role, which dwarfed his parliamentary salary, raise concerns about his commitments to the constituents he represents, questioning whether those areas are getting the attention they deserve.
In response to criticisms, Farage defended his role as a constituency MP, stating that he has not been on holiday this year and is actively engaging with his community in Clacton, contrasting his commitments with the allegations made by Chamberlain.
Chamberlain concluded by highlighting that the influence of media work on Parliamentarians can detract from their primary responsibilities, implying that the focus should be on effective representation rather than personal gain.
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