The Independent has today's story to stretch credibility with the reported comments of Ukip’s Commonwealth spokesperson, Winston McKenzie:
In an interview with Chat Politics, he said the Eurosceptic “army” was behind their leader, who can “do no wrong”.
“Jesus was one man, we’re his army. Farage is one man, and we’re his army and that’s what it’s all about,” he said.
“Farage is like (non-stick) Teflon – he can do no wrong. Everywhere he goes, it doesn’t matter what he says or does - he gets away with it.”
This is an interesting take on Farage and not one I believe he will encourage.
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