You know, I have a horrible, nagging fear that something regrettably serious is going to happen to one of the people vying for votes during the run-up to polling day in this General Election campaign.
With the mournful coming of the eighth anniversary of MP Jo Cox’s assassination at the hands of a brainwashed loner, today it was just a banana milkshake that Nigel Farage was attacked with - and thank heavens it was just a milkshake because we know all-too-well how vulnerable public figures can be. Let’s get one thing straight from the get-go: regardless of how viscerally you disagree with the policies and ideas of leading politicians, there is no place for attacking them with anything.
” “Does this make you a defender of Nigel Farage then, James?” Well, yes, in the same way I would defend Rishi Sunak, Keir Starmer, Ed Davey or anyone else who puts themselves forward to serve the public, unfortunate enough to come in for such a revolting assault. “Oh, but it’s only because that young woman feels Nigel Farage’s ideas, policies, world-views are abhorrent.
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