The rise and rise of UKIP...

I think a lot of people won't admit to voting UKIP because of idiots like 1874 and Norpig who will accuse them of being racist.

But come the small ballot room and no prying eyes and many people will vote UKIP.

I think most people who never vote will make the walk to vote UKIP, Im taking Mrs Fenton, pushing her down in her Wheel Chair she is voting UKIP, she has never voted before in her life, she is 85.

Natasha Whittam wrote:I think a lot of people won't admit to voting UKIP because of idiots like 1874 and Norpig who will accuse them of being racist.

But come the small ballot room and no prying eyes and many people will vote UKIP.

Hahaha we'll see about that one. If UKIP fail to breka into the top 3 party's in the country I'm expecting a grovelling apology on your part.

scottjames30 wrote:I think most people who never vote will make the walk to vote UKIP, Im taking Mrs Fenton, pushing her down in her Wheel Chair she is voting UKIP, she has never voted before in her life, she is 85.

Scott give it a rest, first it was Michael Bolton, then BDP, then Breadman, then AD and now it's Nat! Why do you always need an idol to agree with on here? Make up your own mind.

Natasha Whittam wrote:I think a lot of people won't admit to voting UKIP because of idiots like 1874 and Norpig who will accuse them of being racist.

But come the small ballot room and no prying eyes and many people will vote UKIP.

its not to do with racism (although quite a few of their candidates have been proved to be) its because they are not credible to be in Government. They have no policies and people are only voting for them as a protest against the usual parties. They may get a few seats in the general election but they will still be a minority party until they can prove they have some real policies and ideas that will actually benefit this country.
For what it's worth i don't agree with everything that goes on in Europe but to be isolated from it would be incredibly stupid

bwfc1874 wrote:

scottjames30 wrote:I think most people who never vote will make the walk to vote UKIP, Im taking Mrs Fenton, pushing her down in her Wheel Chair she is voting UKIP, she has never voted before in her life, she is 85.

Scott give it a rest, first it was Michael Bolton, then BDP, then Breadman, then AD and now it's Nat! Why do you always need an idol to agree with on here? Make up your own mind.

It was never breadman.

UKIP are history unless they appoint a new,charismatic leader.
No names,no pack drill.

Oops..


http://i100.independent.co.uk/article/the-one-group-of-voters-the-tories-and-ukip-forgot-about--lkeK2NQjjx

bwfc1874 wrote:

Hahaha we'll see about that one. If UKIP fail to breka into the top 3 party's in the country I'm expecting a grovelling apology on your part.

One mistake UKIP have made is failing to put forward a candidate in every constituency. If they had they would definitely be challenging Labour & the Conservatives for government.

Regardless, they will still take more seats than the Green Party.

Obviously they wouldn't nat, but I don't doubt they'll do very well for themselves. 

People also underestimate peoples ability to vote for utter fuckwits, so I expect Labour to do fairly well too.

Another absolute hammering for Miliband at PMQ's today.

Talk about unelectable.

Hipster_Nebula wrote:Another absolute hammering for Miliband at PMQ's today.

Talk about unelectable.

Couldn't agree more, it was embarrassing.

You'd have to be a moron to vote for him.

Miliband is the only reason Cameron got The Big Job.

He should send him a bottle of Scotch.

Personally, I think David would have been a much better leader of the Labour Party. He got shafted good and proper by his brother and that scheming harridan, Harriet Harperson. Ed would never have swung it were it not for the Trade Unions.

Miliband's 'attack' was pathetic, he should be exposing the Tory's 'hardline' on tax avoidance for what it really is. Cameron's up to his neck in it but he's able to duck all the questions with ease.

Milliband is rubbish. Even if I was Labour I would probably vote against him.

bwfc1874 wrote:Miliband's 'attack' was pathetic, he should be exposing the Tory's 'hardline' on tax avoidance for what it really is. Cameron's up to his neck in it but he's able to duck all the questions with ease.

Vote for UKIP.

Considering the choice between Miliband and Cameron I can see why people are keen to vote for somebody new.

Serious party? 

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2015/01/20/ukip-policy-chief-sacked-manifesto_n_6505052.html

bwfc1874 wrote:Serious party? 

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2015/01/20/ukip-policy-chief-sacked-manifesto_n_6505052.html

It was always an impossible job to come up with a manifesto because there is only one issue UKIP voters can agree on. That's all they've got.

What interests me is that statistic about the areas of the UK where UKIP is strong more or less directly correlate with the areas where there are the lowest immigrant and ethnic populations.
I guess voting UKIP is driven more by paranoia than the reality of immigration.