It's quite a shame that UKIP can't actually take outright power

[Euler]

I really wish they would.
It would be quite funny to observe a party for cretins, run by cretins, and the hash they would make of everything.
I might vote for them, actually.

[Sausage Surprise]

I really wish they would.
It would be quite funny to observe a party for cretins, run by cretins, and the hash they would make of everything.
I might vote for them, actually.

Hmmm...and the alternative is?

[Troll]

I really wish they would.
It would be quite funny to observe a party for cretins, run by cretins, and the hash they would make of everything.
I might vote for them, actually.

You get the Government you deserve

HTH

[Euler]

Hmmm...and the alternative is?

Oh I don't know, some people woul think a 6% unemployment rate and falling, the highest growth rate in Europe, a start made on improving the education system, to be a fair achievement by the Tories, hobbled as they have been by Clegg and his useless acolytes.

[Euler]

You get the Government you deserve

HTH

Very true.

[Batcher]

UKIP will get 1, possibly 2 seats at most so are an irrelevance. They get far more air time than their actual status demands.

Well, most of the political class and their embedded hacks have been entirely wrong: things have changed, but not in ways they want to admit. The SNP will have a lot of influence – and Ukip will have Douglas Carswell.

England

[pjclarke]

Purple Rain blog: UKIP Mistake Cathedral For Mosque

[minestrone]

There is definitely a correlation between cretinism and users who continually post links.

"I'm sorry, I'm too thick to describe what I think I'm thinking, here is something on the web I found using google"

[vetran]

I really wish they would.
It would be quite funny to observe a party for cretins, run by cretins, and the hash they would make of everything.
I might vote for them, actually.

SNP are likely to get in so you will be alright.

[pjclarke]

There is definitely a correlation between cretinism and users who continually post links.

"I'm sorry, I'm too thick to describe what I think I'm thinking, here is something on the web I found using google"

For the click-averse, my link was a story about the time the BBC set up a poll box for people to record pro-and anti- Farage votes. It happened to be outside Westminster Cathedral. Nige's local party tweeted something along the lines of 'Typical BBC bias, polling outside a Mosque', leading to a Twitter hashtag #ThingsthatarenotMosques

The context being the thread topic of UKIP incompetence. More funny than profound, you could probably have got the gist from the title and it took me longer to explain than post. I am a bit thick, but I'm also lazy.