Nigel Farage, the newly elected MP for Clacton, is making his second trip to the US in just over a month to be the keynote speaker at the 'Keep Arizona Free Summit' in Scottsdale, Arizona, for which he has already received a deposit of nearly £12,000. Farage has defended his trip, stating it was organized over a year ago and that he works seven days a week, emphasizing his commitment to fulfilling prior engagements. However, his frequent absences have frustrated constituents who expect a dedicated MP, with critics arguing that his focus appears to be on lucrative speaking gigs rather than local issues. This trip follows a previous visit where he attended the Republican National Convention to support Donald Trump after a failed assassination attempt. Farage's financial interests have also come under scrutiny, as he reportedly earns significant income from various media ventures alongside his parliamentary salary. The situation highlights the ongoing tension between Farage's high-profile engagements and his responsibilities to his constituents in Clacton.