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His central objective hasn't been to win as an MP though.
He has shifted the discourse in the way he has wanted it to go, having inherited a party led by Kilroy. Not only that but he has exerted enough pressure on the Conservatives to adopt his broad outlook.
I oppose the man and his politics. If I'm being objective though, I struggle to think of a more influential politician in the last 15 years.
I mean, this is just simply not true. He has stood 7 times.
I struggle to think of a more influential politician in the last 15 years.
Let's take it as a given you mean the UK. Quick and easy - former London mayor, Leave campaign leader and PM. Vastly vastly more influential than Farage.
Cameron, who was, er, PM and called the referendum
Osborne, who imposed grim, nation-changing austerity and is now editor of the capital's biggest free paper
Corbyn, who totally re-directed the Labour party, causing ALL OTHER parties to align either with or against him ideologically.
Sturgeon, who is about to turn Scotland into a one-party state.
But no no, non-achieveing Farage is "best boy"