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Originally Posted by 1andrew1
No politician should escape challenge or scrutiny. Political parties should not be followed like football clubs regardless of their form, and that's why it's healthy that there are new parties like the Brexit Party and Change UK.
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The difference between the two you mention, is vast and why only one of them is polling high and the other actually losing ground.
With Brexit Party, their PR team is extremely professional, you can see this in the quality of their promotional videos. The logo, everything about them screams exceptional.
But they also gain ground every time they’re attacked. The pathetic mud being thrown at Farage, just isn’t sticking. To become the party, to beat Tory and Labour, combined, 4 weeks after launching, says it all. The UK still wants to leave EU.
The Change UK Party, which is struggling to keep it’s identity, has fallen behind, their logo is crap, ridiculed for it’s cheapness. They dropped one hell of a clanger last week, when they changed their name, yet again. Dropped their Twitter username, only for it to be snapped up by a Brexiteer.
They are holding rallies, but images of them show it to be a small gathering of about 40-50 people. Brexit Party rallies usually has thousands attending.