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Bookies Back Farage For PM After 'ABYSMAL' Starmer Lets Pensioners Freeze and DESTROYS Free Speech
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December 12, 2024
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Reform has overtaken Labour in the polls as Farage's chances of becoming the next Prime Minister continue to grow. Labour's fall is no surprise given they are allowing our pensioners to freeze and starve this winter, all whilst they lock people up for hurty words.
Darren Grimes speaks about the latest polling and Starmer's performance as PM on Sky News Australia.
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