NIGEL Farage has said he won’t stand to be an MP in the upcoming general election.
The Brexit Party boss today revealed he will not try for an eighth time to become a Westminster MP.
Boris Johnson has today warned voters thinking of backing Nigel Farage’s Brexit Party they will let Jeremy Corbyn into No10.
The PM said that voting for any other party than the Tories would risk the leftie boss slipping through and securing more seats in the December 12 poll.
Tory MP Steve Baker said this morning: “Serious politics requires more than chucking difficulties into a crisis.”
So @Nigel_Farage is not going to stand for Parliament.
Serious politics requires more than chucking difficulties into a crisis.
Here's a thread on why Conservative Eurosceptic MPs are backing Boris's deal:https://t.co/kBosfS8abc
— Steve Baker (@SteveBakerHW) November 3, 2019
