Farage distances himself from Reform MP's remark about unregulated sexual economy'

"For those guys, it's Christianity. For me, it's the values. We're a party of different wings, and the bigger you become, the more you have to allow free expression. No. We're a party of different wings, and the bigger you become, the more you have to allow free expression."

"Danny Kruger made headlines last month after hitting out at divorce laws brought in by the Conservatives, and claiming the UK is suffering from having a totally unregulated sexual economy. He told House magazine that he expected Reform to have a limited but important role in resetting sexual culture and undoing the sexual revolution of the 1960s."

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has separated himself from statements made by Tory defector Danny Kruger regarding the party's stance on sexual culture. Kruger previously claimed Reform UK should play a role in resetting Britain's sexual culture and reversing the sexual revolution of the 1960s, while suggesting support for incentives encouraging women to have more children. Farage responded by stating he does not share Kruger's criticism of Britain's sexual economy, emphasizing that Reform UK comprises different ideological wings with varying motivations. Farage attributed different members' perspectives to their individual values and beliefs, including Christianity for some members.

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