Farage has spent years telling us that Britain is broken, pointing the finger at a whole host of problems. He may well be right in some of what he diagnoses, but if he wants to be the man who fixes it, he is going to have to prove that he can run something first.
Farage has spent years telling us that Britain is broken, pointing the finger at a whole host of problems.
He may well be right in some of what he diagnoses, but if he wants to be the man who fixes it, he is going to have to prove that he can run something first.
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Farage has spent years telling us that Britain is broken, pointing the finger at a whole host of problems. He may well be right in some of what he diagnoses, but if he wants to be the man who fixes it, he is going to have to prove that he can run something first.
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