Farage, the maverick who inflamed UK's Brexit vote is back to haunt rightwing allies

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

68% : Britain narrowly voted out in the summer 2016, Cameron resigned, and the result was hailed by Trump as "a great victory" a few months before he won the US presidency.
63% : Populist politician who formed anti-EU pact with ruling Conservatives is back to engineer party's demise "Thus far, it is the dullest, most boring election campaign we have ever seen in our lives.
53% : He drifted into a broadcasting career, becoming a presenter on rightwing news channel GB News in 2021, at that time a media novelty in the UK, and periodically trying to ignite public concerns about migration into the UK via "small boats" across the Channel from France.
39% : While Trump was able to take over the Republicans in the US, Farage's principal achievement was to exercise pressure on the Conservative party from outside.
33% : The 60-year-old anti-EU party leader has failed seven times to be elected to Britain's Westminster parliament but his entry into the fray - only a week after he insisted he would not stand so he could to help campaign for Donald Trump in the US - has dominated a so far lacklustre election campaign at the start of its second full week.

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