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Labour ‘not putting up a fight’ against Farage in Clacton
(www.theguardian.com)
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They could also be betting that Farage in parliament may be the nail in the coffin for Farage. Without any power he won't turn up and will just fizzle. Like Brexit, hell just walk when he doesn't get the attention any more.
So it could be a play to kill both. However, I think that would discount his love of attention and the media would still give him attention if he can keep saying hateful or controversial things.
You can see what he'll be like. Constantly trying to talk more than he would be allowed for his position, then claiming he is being silenced when he's not allowed. If he got himself kicked out for behavior, he'd love it. His followers will lap it all up.