Reactions to Campaign's Nigel Farage article.

The advertising world was rather taken aback by Campaign's choice of putting Nigel Farage on the cover.  There has always been a bubble around the advertising and media elite, one that separates them from man on the street, but I am a bit surprised to see that professionals actually don't want to know, and learn, what Nigel did to convince an entire country to leave the EU. That's some high-level convincing, that. Most of the reactions spent their time on cheao+easy, and highly inappropriate, comparisons to Hitler.  As far as I know, Nigel has yet to gas six million people, but I could be wrong. 

"Love him or loathe him (and it's a measure of the Brexit Party leader's success that few are indifferent to him), Nigel Farage knows how to get a simple message across with maximum effect."

The piece doesn't guffaw over him it examines brand building in the political sphere. It is one feature of many considering the themes of love and hate across the magazine.

— Campaign (@Campaignmag) July 17, 2019