Watching Nigel Farage and Jordan Bardella try to form a coalition is like watching two arsonists argue over who gets to hold the matches while the house is already empty.
Why Farage and Bardella’s anti-immigration alliance won’t be smooth sailing
Jordan Bardella of France's National Rally and Nigel Farage of the UK's Reform party are exploring an anti-immigration alliance. Despite shared populist goals, the duo faces significant friction given their wildly different political backgrounds, their conflicting national interests, and the inherent difficulty of merging movements built on isolationist rhetoric.
Source: Why Farage and Bardella’s anti-immigration alliance won’t be smooth sailing — politico.eu
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