UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has officially joined TikTok—despite the app being banned on UK government devices over security and spying concerns. His popularity among young voters has crashed, with only 17% satisfied according to new YouGov polls. Meanwhile, Nigel Farage dominates TikTok with 1.44M followers and strong youth support. Starmer is now trying to reconnect with young voters, but critics call the move “hypocritical” and “desperate.” Is this smart strategy or political suicide?
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