Nigel Farage, Unbowed After Milkshake Splash, Vows To Be a ‘Bloody Nuisance’ in Parliament in Defense of Brexit

His terse announcement — ‘I’m back’ — evokes General MacArthur’s pledge to the Philippines — ‘I shall return’ — and the message sent to the fleet when Churchill returned to the Admiralty prior to World War II — ‘Winston is back.’

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Nigel Farage at London, June 3, 2024. Yui Mok/PA via AP

While Nigel Farage’s return to the electoral fray, marked by the announcement “I’m back,” evoked General MacArthur’s pledge to the Philippines — “I shall return” — and the message sent to the fleet when Winston Churchill returned to the Admiralty prior to World War II — “Winston is back” — his first day on the campaign trail proved less than auspicious.

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