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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"why would him being deputy chairman make him interesting?"
He has never been short of an opinion, the first question has asked whether the rise of support for UKIP shows an underlying racism so I think there could be an interesting discussion. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Anyone called Tristram is going to be arrogant! "
I didn't realise people were actually called that.
His parents must have been George and Mildred fans  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Someone from UKIP on Question Time yet again despite still (until today's vresults are counted cat least) by definition being a fringe party. And yet still their supporters bleat on about a media conspiracy against them |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Someone from UKIP on Question Time yet again despite still (until today's vresults are counted cat least) by definition being a fringe party. And yet still their supporters bleat on about a media conspiracy against them"
todays votes wont be counted until sunday apparently...and hopefully then they will still be a fringe party  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Someone from UKIP on Question Time yet again despite still (until today's vresults are counted cat least) by definition being a fringe party. And yet still their supporters bleat on about a media conspiracy against them"
Funny that. I have just said to JN that Farage et al seem to be getting more than fair share of media coverage.
Even the BBC news 'showcased' UKIP and then moved onto a story about immigration being excessive.
Bad editing or coincidence one would hope. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Someone from UKIP on Question Time yet again despite still (until today's vresults are counted cat least) by definition being a fringe party. And yet still their supporters bleat on about a media conspiracy against them
Funny that. I have just said to JN that Farage et al seem to be getting more than fair share of media coverage.
Even the BBC news 'showcased' UKIP and then moved onto a story about immigration being excessive.
Bad editing or coincidence one would hope."
When one looks at just how much UKIP has achieved in a relatively short period of time it really is quite remarkable. As is the probable decline in popular support for Lib Dems. Policitical historians will be writing about this period for years. |
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Im hoping the ukip decline is as stick too - though they are a fringe party, who have had far too much attention. The Greens etc should have gained as much exposure or more to this party. At least they have an MP in the Uk. Hamilton was poor on the show tonight, really weak. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Someone from UKIP on Question Time yet again despite still (until today's vresults are counted cat least) by definition being a fringe party. And yet still their supporters bleat on about a media conspiracy against them
Funny that. I have just said to JN that Farage et al seem to be getting more than fair share of media coverage.
Even the BBC news 'showcased' UKIP and then moved onto a story about immigration being excessive.
Bad editing or coincidence one would hope.
When one looks at just how much UKIP has achieved in a relatively short period of time it really is quite remarkable. As is the probable decline in popular support for Lib Dems. Policitical historians will be writing about this period for years."
excuse me but i dont think the lib dems ever had any support...thats why they are in a coalition with the conservatives now...piggy backing off the bigger party, i reckon if they try to go it alone they will realise how far short they fall of peoples expectations |
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By (user no longer on site)
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There is without a doubt a media conspiracy against UKIP. Yes they have had loads of exposure but the press are hell bent on giving them as much negative coverage as possible. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"There is without a doubt a media conspiracy against UKIP. Yes they have had loads of exposure but the press are hell bent on giving them as much negative coverage as possible."
How many times has Farage been on QT in the last 6 months? How many newspaper columns does he write? Plenty of opportunities for positive press there...
So explain this conspiracy because I'm a little lost? |
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By *oo hotCouple
over a year ago
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UKIP are allegedly a protest party and a vote for UKIP is apparently sending a signal to the main Parties that they have had enough of sleaze and establishment led politics.
Cue Neil Hamilton, former disgraced Tory MP whi is vice chairman of UKIP. Not to mention the true man of the people Nigel Farage... Public School and Investment Banking means he is is on the same wavelength as the rest of us.... |
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