Ukip on the march
- 26 November 2012 14:55203189'Politics Today' on BBC2 was right on the money with this story..they had Nigel Farage on LIVE..and rapping away was he in fine style as per usual. Nigel is currently disgusted with David Cameron for calling some UKIP members "closet racists". David Cameron did so in 2006 and did it again on saturday I believe..so there you are. Nigel Farage wont be working with DC anytime soon but expressed a preference for someone like Michael Gove if Cameron were to lose his position as main man.
The odd looking Fabricant was on too. He who made this suggestion of a deal with UKIP. I cant make out if his shock of shocking blonde hair is either a wig, a hat, or indeed real hair. Here is a double helping of him chatting away, anyway you can make up your own mind....
But that by the by..as I suggested earlier in post 18...leading Tories will not like this suggestion and so it now emerges... as Downing St are distancing themselves from Fabricant as we speak. They are shooo-ing him away with an electric cattle prod for fear of UKIP contamination...as they see it.
Fabricant acknowledged that he wasnt speaking for the hierarchy but wanted at least a debate on the possibility of a deal with UKIP.email: dover7@msn.com - 26 November 2012 15:05203190beat me to it paul, this from the bbc website, more importantly if that is a syrup he couldn't have paid a lot for it.
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26 November 2012 17:34203222lets hope this thread sticks to the heading, not about individualsALL POSTS ARE MY OWN PERSONAL VIEWS - 26 November 2012 18:08203237Meaning!
- 26 November 2012 21:05203263The best way to measure support for UKIP is at parliamentary by-elections.
Their latest stand at the three by-elections held a few weeks ago (all won by Labour) indicates an average of 8% of votes, the highest being at Corby with 14%.
The coming by-election in Rotherham this Thursday will reveal the latest support percentage for UKIP.
The race there appears to be between Labour and UKIP, which could possibly become Britain's second party if they pull second.
If the Tories don't come first there - and they won't - it will be their fourth straight by-election defeat in 2 weeks.
Mr. Fabricant's claim is an euphemism, as he suggests the Conservatives could have 20 seats more in the next Parliament if allied with UKIP. In reality, without an alliance with UKIP, the Tories could lose 100-200 seats!
The present number of UKIP supporters is equal to about one third of Tory supporters, tendency rising dramatically!Chanters, Drums and Drones Potty Time http://youtu.be/99fMqpjnXYA
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