Nigel Farage has a plausible path to power in 2029 according to political analyst Dan Hodges, involving winning in Clacton, Tory wipe-out, and Conservative realignment to form a new party with Farage at the helm.
Key Points
Farage's plan involves winning in Clacton, Tory wipe-out, and Conservative realignment
The new Conservative party may emerge in 2029 with Farage as its leader
There are potential challenges and uncertainties ahead for Farage
Pros
Farage has a clear and credible path to Downing Street
Winning in Clacton seems like a formality
Tory wipe-out and realignment on the Right is predicted
Farage may become the leader of the new Conservative party
Cons
There are uncertainties and challenges ahead for Farage's rise to power
The outcome is not pre-ordained and may face opposition