Re: A letter to David "CONMAN" Cameron "You worry me"
I think that, despite their recent successes they are many years from power (if they ever get there). To achieve power they would have to make some serious decisions about where they stand on a whole range of issues and policies. At the moment, their anti-EU stance attracts votes from both right wing voters and those, like me, on the left who have been opposed to membership of the "European project" since its inception (as was the Labour Party prior to Harold Wilson's leadership). The reality is that all those votes, whether from right or left are protest votes, not made with any serious intention of voting in a UKIP government. If one or more of the main parties doesn't change course to better reflect the wishes of the electorate over the next few years, then maybe we could start talking about UKIP gaining power.Re: A letter to David "CONMAN" Cameron "You worry me"
Re: A letter to David "CONMAN" Cameron "You worry me"
Re: A letter to David "CONMAN" Cameron "You worry me"
Re: A letter to David "CONMAN" Cameron "You worry me"
Re: A letter to David "CONMAN" Cameron "You worry me"
Re: A letter to David "CONMAN" Cameron "You worry me"
Re: A letter to David "CONMAN" Cameron "You worry me"
Re: A letter to David "CONMAN" Cameron "You worry me"
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