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The impression is the LibDems are moving up the ladder.
They might manage to take a sizable portion of Labour support as people realise that Labour has nothing to offer.
(I mean, they have NOTHING to offer!)
UKIP seem to be inexistent, at least in Dover anyway. Just gave up the spirit and gone!
The Conservatives must surely know by now that only an anti-EU campaign will win them support, possibly from the ever-increasing Party of Apathy which does not vote out of total disgust towards unreliable and bent political promises on the part of the big parties.
Many from the Apathy Party might just give the Tories a won-time vote on an anti-EU card, knowing it could only get better not worse.
A lot depends now on Dave Cameron: will he dither about in limbo during 2012 and dance the silly-dance of EU crisis summits, or will he just go for a referendum and end the misery?
If you don't play your trump card when you know you can win, it will turn sour.
UKIP had a trump card a few months back, when Dave imposed the 3-line party whip against an EU referendum.
That was the moment to get up and proclaim to be the party of freedom and democracy, the time to give the word to dynamic and enthusiastic people and let them show their face in public and enjoy their 15 minutes of oratorium to the crowds.
What did they do? Just slept. But then we all know that if Mohamed doesn't go to the Mountain, the Mountain won't go to Mohamed either.
Since then, Dave with his veto turned the tables round, and was proclaimed a Winston Churchil on the Sun front page. He took the trump card.
The man still has the capacity and clout to be acclaimed hero of Britain.
But if he goes back to the usual dithering and double-measured "save the EU" nonsense, he wil of-course lose the winning ace, which is called: "out of the EU now!".
If he hangs around in limbo, and carries on introducing more pip-sqeezing measures to penalise the unemployed, the hard-working and the vulnerable, while the EU merry-go-round still continues to plague Britain, then Dave's support will of-course fall like a pack of cards.