Nigel Farage's Reform party recently experienced a surge in popularity but has now encountered significant internal turmoil. Accusations of messianic behavior against Farage have surfaced, coupled with claims of physical threats by Member of Parliament Rupert Lowe. Farage's party is losing credibility, leading to concerns about its future viability. Ben Habib, the party's former co-deputy leader, criticized the lack of structural integrity within Reform UK and emphasized the urgent need for leadership accountability to prevent further decline in support and unity within the party.
Everything was coming to a head with Rupert and this has been contrived to damage him. They have lost someone who is highly regarded by members. This is a very damaging development for Reform, and if Nigel wishes to reverse it, then he needs to embrace Rupert very quickly.
He needs to listen to what the criticisms are and address them. There had been a failure to create a proper structure for the party, with checks and balances where the leadership is held to account, and that unless the changes were made, the party would be unlikely to succeed.
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