On Monday, Nigel Farage said he was enthusiastic to play a role in the UK reform campaign for the upcoming local elections.
He told reporters that he had booked 30 events in 'Everywhere in the entire country in the run -up' to the voices of 1 May and promised to be one of those 'research and campaign'.
But Mr. Farage found time before the campaign is launched next week to enjoy one of his other favorite pasture – Fundraising for Donald Trump.
Tomorrow night he will be the most important attraction during a 'Disruptors Dinner' organized by the Republican Party in Florida in Tallahassee, more than 4,400 miles from his Kinstistrict Clacton.
Seats at the event start at $ 450, rise to $ 25,000 for a 'Trump sponsor' package for 10 people with access to a VIP reception and photos with 'Special Guest MR Farage, as reported for the first time by The Mirror.
The Republican Party of Florida, executive director Bill Helmich, told the website of the Florida Politics: 'It is excellent to have Nigel Farage, the original Bad Boy of Brexit, to Florida.
“We look forward to sharing what he is trying to do with the reform in England and his vision, which is comparable to that of President Trump, to help the world forward.”
The reform leader was striking because of his absence of the Prime Minister's questions today when colleague Lee Anderson the Prime Minister asked a question about Net Zero.
Mr. Farage found time before the campaign is launched next week to enjoy one of his other favorite activities – Fundraising for Donald Trum
Tomorrow night he will be the most important attraction during a 'Disruptors Dinner' organized by the Republican Party in Florida in Tallahassee, more than 4,400 miles from his Kinstistrict Clacton.
The reform leader was striking because of his absence of the Prime Minister's questions today when colleague Lee Anderson the Prime Minister asked a question about Net Zero. Colleague reform MPs Richard Tice and James McMurdoch were present
In a statement to US Media, Mr Farage said: 'I am so incredibly excited to become a member of the Republican Party of Florida for the Disruptors Dinner.
'The decisive victory of President Trump and return to the White House inspires us all to continue the struggle for freedom worldwide.
“I look forward to being back in the free state of Florida to celebrate with you all.”
Monday Mr Farage said he would be 'Everywhere in the entire country in the run-up to this provincial council, unity and mayor elections'.
He closes a press conference in London and said: 'We will be there to go, campaign and do our best, as I said in the beginning, to prove that the polls are not virtual, the real voices on the ground actually exist.
“I believe they do that, and I absolutely believe that nothing that has happened in the last two weeks will give a dent in what we will achieve on 1 May.”
The absence of Mr Farage of PMQs meant that he missed Sir Keir Starmer that he had trouble Lead a party that 'fits in the back of a taxi'.
The reform leader recently told the Times that there is a 'good chance' that he will be prime minister and have brought the chances of 'about 35 percent to 45 percent at the moment'.
Seats at the event start at $ 450, rise to $ 25,000 for a 'Trump sponsor' package for 10 people who have access to a VIP reception and photos with 'Special Guest MR Farage.
The absence of Mr Farage of PMQs meant that he missed Sir Keir Starmer that he had trouble leading a party that 'fits in the back of a taxi'.
He has seen the numbers of reform in the commons decrease from five to four after the large Yarmouth MP Rupert Lowe was suspended by the party in the midst of accusations about his behavior that he has strongly denied.
Speaking of questions from the prime minister, Mr Anderson (Ashfield) was checked by Labor MPs while he said that he was attending the commons every week to ask 'sensible questions'.
Mr Anderson added: 'I expect sensible answers, but all I get is glazed expressions and waffle from the opposite banks.
'I want to ask the prime minister a very simple question on behalf of all net zero -Sceptics: if we would be net zero tomorrow with how much would we lower the temperature of the earth? Simple question. '
Sir Keir replied: 'Zero is of course not easy, but it is a huge opportunity to stimulate our growth, our jobs and our economy and so he knows my opinion about it.
“But he complains – they would have better ideas if they stop Fawning about (Russian President Vladimir) Putin.
“And I understand that the member wants to become prime minister for Clacton, he can't even lead a party that fits in the back of a taxi.”
It came after Kemi Badenoch had changed her fire on the 'reality TV star' MR Farage and rejected calls to 'unite the right' with a Tory/Reform -Fusion.
The leader of the conservative party said that the UK should go away from 'politics as a show business' – a targeted reference to the lucrative appearance of Mr. Farage on I'm a celebrity in 2023.
The leader of the conservative party said that the UK should go away from 'politics as a show business' – a targeted reference to the lucrative appearance of Mr. Farage on I'm a celebrity in 2023 (below)
In conversation with De Telegraaf After launching her bid for a Tory revival, Mrs Badenoch was put under pressure on the possibility of uniting himself with Mr Farage's party, that is Purple better than the tories in the United Kingdom.
But Mrs Badenoch was challenging about merging the two parties and said: 'Having attraction does not mean that people want you to run their lives. That is one of the things we need to ensure that we remind people.
“This is not that I am a celebrity or dance strictly. You do not vote for the person you like to watch and then switch off when the show is over.
'You have to live with that person in your life, in the lives of your family, at work and so on. That is what elections are about. It's not just about looking at a show and switching off. We have to leave politics as a show business. '
The conservative leader also stored in the fight within the reform – who has five members of parliament – who led to Great Yarmouth's Rupert Lowe being suspended in the midst of accusations about his behavior that he has strongly refused.
“If they can't unite with five people, how will they unite the law?” Said Mrs. Badenoch.
However, Reform UK has set its highest level of support in a Scottish poll, which suggests that it could be on track to win 14 seats in Holyrood next year.
A new poll per survival has the hard right party that jumps the tories in terms of support in the third behind the SNP and Labor, after an increase of four points in the constituency since January.
Transferred to the survey, performed for quantum communication, set the SNP on 55, labor on 19, the conservatives on 17, and reform on 14, with the Lib Dems on 13, the greens on 10 and Alba on one.
Despite a few weeks of fighting in the Westminster arm, it will be present, as a result of which MP Rupert Lowe suspended after he had interviewed Mr. Farage's leadership.
