Seen one seaside town, seen them all. OK, Barry might be a
little smaller than Blackpool, but for a rare visitor to either, it might be easy
to confuse them. Just like confusing Miami with Clacton would be for anyone who
is a rare visitor to either. And one grumpy old man is much the same as another
grumpy old man, so it’s understandable that someone might have difficulty
distinguishing between a grumpy old American billionaire convict and a grumpy
old English pensioner. Nigel Farage getting confused as to whether his job in
parliament is to represent a billionaire American convict living in Miami or a
few poverty-stricken pensioners living in Clacton is therefore perhaps explicable; it’s
an easy enough mistake to make. Isn’t it?
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