# Farage feuds won’t faze Reform followers | Nigel Farage | The Guardian

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#### Farage feuds won’t faze Reform followers

**Logic doesn’t come into the party leader’s emotional appeal, says **Jonathan Howarth**, while **Derrick Cameron** says Nigel Farage has already damaged the country

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**Wed 12 Mar 2025 13.34 EDT**

**Last modified on Wed 12 Mar 2025 13.51 EDT**

Your editorial () makes the same old mistake with the assumption that Nigel Farage is damaging the Reform brand. The party’s followers don’t care, don’t read critical analysis of his behaviour, won’t even know about the  and aren’t swayed by unseemly behaviour or arguing in public. It’s all perfectly acceptable, even normal, for them. They just need to know someone backs their argument that foreigners are the reason for their woes. Their undying passion for the Farage cause will only get stronger. And it will spread, whether you see the logic or not.

**Jonathan Howarth**  
_Manchester_

**Wed 12 Mar 2025 13.51 EDT**

Your editorial () makes the same old mistake with the assumption that Nigel Farage is damaging the Reform brand. The party’s followers don’t care, don’t read critical analysis of his behaviour, won’t even know about the  and aren’t swayed by unseemly behaviour or arguing in public. It’s all perfectly acceptable, even normal, for them. They just need to know someone backs their argument that foreigners are the reason for their woes. Their undying passion for the Farage cause will only get stronger. And it will spread, whether you see the logic or not.

**Jonathan Howarth**  
_Manchester_

**Wed 12 Mar 2025 13.34 EDT**

Your editorial () makes the same old mistake with the assumption that Nigel Farage is damaging the Reform brand. The party’s followers don’t care, don’t read critical analysis of his behaviour, won’t even know about the  and aren’t swayed by unseemly behaviour or arguing in public. It’s all perfectly acceptable, even normal, for them. They just need to know someone backs their argument that foreigners are the reason for their woes. Their undying passion for the Farage cause will only get stronger. And it will spread, whether you see the logic or not.

**Jonathan Howarth**  
_Manchester_

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