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[email protected] appears to have vanished! We can still see cached content from this link, but goodbye I guess! :'(
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The best way to beat candidates like this is to hear what they actually think and then use that against them.
A prime example of this working was when the then leader of the BNP, Nick Griffin, went on Question Time. Straight after that they ceased to be a political force and we've not heard from them since.
That did not work with trump in the U.S.
Gave the guy a platform and he ended up winning.
Because America is mental.
We Brexshat before America Trumped, you know.
Well, seeing as the EU is turning into some far-right hellscape, I'm glad we got out of it!
There was a small increase in the far right's vote share. I'm pretty sure all those front pages were written last week.
That's not unique the the U.S.