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During the campaigning period for the UK EU membership referendum, Grimes established a movement, ''BeLeave'', which aimed to enfranchise younger voters to vote in favour of leaving the [[globalist]] and [[socialist]] [[European Union]]. | During the campaigning period for the UK EU membership referendum, Grimes established a movement, ''BeLeave'', which aimed to enfranchise younger voters to vote in favour of leaving the [[globalist]] and [[socialist]] [[European Union]]. | ||
| − | In an interview with ''TalkRadio'', Grimes gave a list of reasons in why he, if he was an American voter, would support Donald Trump during the President's 2020 re-election campaign.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=812109866230120 Why I'd Back Trump]</ref> | + | In an interview with ''TalkRadio'', Grimes gave a list of reasons in why he, if he was an American voter, would support Donald Trump during the President's 2020 re-election campaign. Although Grimes acknowledged that Trump was "probably not" his ideal leader, he acknowledged the Republican's position on standing up to the [[Chinese Communist Party]] and achievements in bringing prosperity to the working-class.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=812109866230120 Why I'd Back Trump]</ref> |
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Revision as of 00:38, March 6, 2022
Darren Grimes is a British political activist.
History
During the campaigning period for the UK EU membership referendum, Grimes established a movement, BeLeave, which aimed to enfranchise younger voters to vote in favour of leaving the globalist and socialist European Union.
In an interview with TalkRadio, Grimes gave a list of reasons in why he, if he was an American voter, would support Donald Trump during the President's 2020 re-election campaign. Although Grimes acknowledged that Trump was "probably not" his ideal leader, he acknowledged the Republican's position on standing up to the Chinese Communist Party and achievements in bringing prosperity to the working-class.[1]
Views
Grimes identifies as a "conservative".[2]