Posted on 03/01/2013 12:45:17 AM PST by UKrepublican
(Reuters) - Prime Minister David Cameron's ruling Conservative party was humiliated in an election in England on Friday after it was defeated by a scandal-ridden coalition partner and pushed into third place by an anti-EU party.
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We desperately need a USIP. :)
My favorite band.
Oh absolutely and many people have said the UKIP candidate really should have been the Tory candidate!
Thanks, I do too, he really is our last hope I cannot stress that enough.
Tell me about, I so so hope he will one day, he would have wiped the floor with Obama.
here he is telling it like it is straight to the socialist French President:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AbNTKD5pM3M
+1.
It would be nice and one day possible, but not with Cameron in charge.
He is as good or shall I say bad as a liberal.
Interesting times for sure. The people have had enough.
I think you definitely need a third party, the GOP are as much sell outs as our own conservatives!
Yes, communists often reduce government regulation of trade to gain power.
The communist globalists in the US are using free trade to eliminate US sovereignty.
Yes, reducing government regulation of trade eliminates US sovereignty.
Did you ever notice the many thousands of pages present before the free trade agreements?
Also check out http://www.youtube.com/user/ukipmedia
Good example: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O89KYee35rw&list=UUo7RR0AxWN5Qb4drQBZbz6A&index=2
Wouldnt you WANT to split off from the Rinos? THat’s effectively what UKIP voters are doing...
I'm all for Christians being involved in politics, and I see no problem in them bringing their faith into the discussion, but I'm not a great fan of Christians becoming involved in partisan politics. There is a "Christian Party" in the UK but its not a good idea.
In the short term, perhaps, although UKIP voters are not all disatisfied tories. They are picking up ex supporters of other parties too. However, it might be worth the temporary pain of a few more labour and lib dem seats. I mean what is the alternative? Cameron’s centrist leaning policies have not stopped Britain’s slide into mushy socialist bliss. They’ve just slowed it down a bit. The leftists will be smiling about that. Why go fast with risk when you can go slowly and surely?
Such a shame UKIP + Tories got over 50%. If the Tories were conservative they would have picked up this vacant Lib Dem seat.
I really hope we don’t end up (in the next general election) with UKIP winning zero or almost zero seats but costing the Tories dozens of seats which is what seems likely.
Such a scenario would leave Cameron ruing that he opposed instant runoff voting (which was before UKIP’s recent poll rise).
The Conservatives will have to learn to be conservative again or they will lose votes. I am certainly not voting for them.
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