The lesson I visit your country with is simple - when conservative parties are conservative, they win elections. But when they stop doing that, they lose, writes British broadcaster and former UKIP leader Nigel Farage.
I will be traveling Down Under in the last week of September on a speaking tour and can’t wait to return for the first time since 2018.
On this visit to Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane, I come to your nation with an important message for conservatives everywhere. The Liberal Party deserved to lose the federal election this year after moving way too far to the middle ground, writes Brexit leader Nigel Farage. Picture: Ian Forsyth/Getty Images
It then ensured that the political landscape was fertile enough to win a national referendum on EU membership, despite the huge obstacles to victory. And then out of nowhere, this brash New York businessman came along with strong and positive messages about borders, faith, family and flag.
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