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Nigel in Westminster? - which would be to the chagrin of lots of the present Parliamentary layabouts - would you vote for him, and will he make it?
Nigel in Westminster? - which would be to the chagrin of lots of the present Parliamentary layabouts - would you vote for him, and will he make it?
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Have you not seem him perform at the EU Parliament? he takes no prisoners, I could put up a few videos to show how much "out of his tree" he would be in the Commons.
The only ones I can think of who could stand up to him, (and non of them are on the Labour benches btw.) would be on his side anyway.
Have you not seem him perform at the EU Parliament? he takes no prisoners, I could put up a few videos to show how much "out of his tree" he would be in the Commons.
The only ones I can think of who could stand up to him, (and non of them are on the Labour benches btw.) would be on his side anyway.
It will surprise nobody when I say I wouldn't vote for him. I think he's a demagogue.
As for if he'll (finally) get a seat in Westminster - I'm not sure. I thought he would just about win in Thanet in 2015 and was wrong. The UK's electoral system is extremely punishing on small parties which have evenly-spread support across the country, and that's essentially the position he is in. I also wonder if the threat of Corbyn's Labour in a GE might cause wavering Tories who are mouthing off now to actually close ranks when the time comes. Perhaps a return of the 'shy Tory' phenomenon from the early 90s...
As for if he'll (finally) get a seat in Westminster - I'm not sure. I thought he would just about win in Thanet in 2015 and was wrong. The UK's electoral system is extremely punishing on small parties which have evenly-spread support across the country, and that's essentially the position he is in. I also wonder if the threat of Corbyn's Labour in a GE might cause wavering Tories who are mouthing off now to actually close ranks when the time comes. Perhaps a return of the 'shy Tory' phenomenon from the early 90s...
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