Makes Farage sound like a choir boy.
Bloody ell.
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Makes Farage sound like a choir boy.
Bloody ell.
Isn't there talk of a new party springing up?
The Pogo party?Quote:
Originally Posted by Wales-Bales
The bloke behind Farrage was talking about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by ninianclark
He looks like Eddie Hitler from bottom and he must have had the works experience kid on clone tools to create a bookshelf behind him.Take a close look at that bookshelf..
Will he as he claims scoop up the working mans vote
IMO, the majority of the working man vote has gone to the Tories, to back this opinion up, the Tories went from a coalition to a substantial majority, Nuttal will have to go for the ones left behind, e.g. those that don't have two cars, a spare house to rent, foreign holidays, 50" televisions in each room, final salary EU pensions, eye fones in lieu of Android!!, drink Peroni in place of Black Label, generally Champagne socialists.Quote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
I'm on Nuttal's hit list then.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nelsonca61
He's going to have to. Now that we've voted out of the EU ukip are going to lose so many votes from your middle class south of England lot, there's little chance of them voting for an aggressive, bald, working class scouser leading a party with no real polices. I'm sure he'll go down a storm in Blaenau Gwent though.Quote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
I am your typical floating voter, I have voted for Labour, Plaid, Tories, Lib Dems and UKIP at some point or another. Since 2010 I have mainly fallen in line with the Tories but I did stray at the last general election and gave my voter to UKIP. I wanted a referendum and the only way that was going to be achieved was with a strong UKIP vote. Now we are out I see no reason to vote UKIP, they have achieved everything they can for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry Shitpeas
There are no natural Kippers, their vote is made up of ex Tory voters like me who were frustrated by the EU and were fed up of being denied a referendum by Cameron and ex Labour voters who are fed up of immigration. If I were Corbyn I would be quaking in his boots as I can't see the Islington tea party wanting to come down hard on immigration.
Substantial majority? I must have missed something. I think they have a majority of twelve.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nelsonca61