[icwhatudo]

From a Guardian article:

"The alarm bells are ringing ever more loudly. When factory supervisor Peter Smyth, 60, from Rainham, Essex, voted for Ukip, it was the first time he had voted since he backed Margaret Thatcher in the 80s. "The older you get the more you realise politics is just a game show. Ukip seem more direct, less bullshit, more real," he said. "I'll be voting Ukip next year – not because I want them in government but because I want to scare the government."

[icwhatudo]

From same article above: Ben Middleton, 30, who is unemployed, said: "I voted Ukip yesterday. The country's full. I reckon there's 10,000 immigrants in Rotherham – way more than they admit there is."

Hope the same thing happens here to the rinos

[Nextrush]

That guy has finally figured it out.

The talk of major differences between the major political parties is a show. They all do the same thing.

The D’s and R’s all wanted “healthcare reform” to make everyone buy higher priced coverage to bailout insurers and hospitals.

Romney did it first in MA, then Obama nationwide. The debate Republicans fuel with their emotions is one to modify Obamacare. Statements most of them make about getting rid of it mask their ultimate intention to keep Obamacare in modified form.

“You must realize that it’s all compromise...and the problems are so overrated”

-Petula Clark-”Don’t Sleep In The Subway”-1967