Nigel Farage.

He is still trying to find Clacton on a map

Reform voters know he's got a few bob and I imagine wish him luck.

Jealousy tends to come from the middle classes,oh and a very real dislike of working class people of course.

I don't think he would have had any reason to declare them before he became an MP.

😂😂😂😂

"Clacton resident Simon Williams told us, “Normally, at this time of year, Clacton would be welcoming people from across the UK who think Scampi is ‘posh’, but I’ve genuinely never seen so many foreign tourists."

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Farage is definitely not working class!
I am far more working class than Nige, so are a few others who criticise him.

It is a mystery to many including political scientists as to why poor so called 'working class people' vote for people like Johnson, Rees Mogg, Farage, Tice, and others who have been shafting them for centuries and do not give a toss about them. Bizarre!
Just as they are happy for a billionaire who lives in subsidised palaces to escape £700million IHT and will reap £millions of benefits from the UK building windfarms on land he 'owns' by privilege of birth.

It's because those right of centre parties cook up a heady mix of anti immigration and 'freedom' which appeals to a small but very vocal minority of working class people who feel disenfranchised and are looking for someone to blame.

The people in power and and the ones controlling these parties don't give a flying fück for the working class but are very happy to receive their votes.

It's become a confidence trick in recent years.

Promise a lot and deliver the square root of nothing to the people who are struggling.

For years it amazed me that working class people voted for obvious BS merchants like Dennis Healey, a painter once told me that Tony Blair was 'a good working class bloke'  gradually many working class people seem to have realised that Labour doesnt represent them and that people like Emily Thornberry loathe the working class,and that Sir Keir does "not give a toss about them".
Maybe Labour was started to represent the working class but that is no longer true,the politicians are furthering their own careers and the activists look like a rabble of lost people and nutjobs.
The MPs expenses scandal shone a light on the type of people who are MPs, the aftermath of the Brexit vote showed their contempt for democracy, this should be remembered in the dark years ahead.

Is he the 100% shareholder in the company that he uses to bill for his services?
If so he has full control of the cash flow and dividend distribution