Political parties hate competition, so no surprise. Speaks volumes that this is about the best he can come up with. I don't necessarily identify with UKIP but the Tories and other big parties are so sclerotic and apathetic, that they deserve the shakeup UKIP and the SNP have forced them into. May more of it come. It's not like the three of them haven't got their own fruitloops, which would include their leadership.
They can keep labelling it 'insane' or 'nutty', they're just words spoken out of desperation or exasperation. Means **** all to me, like those cute posters Darmstadt links.
I wonder what they will do if Steve Baker and Dan Hannan defect next.
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Of course Boris is right.
Why would one like to join a party full of unintelligent nutters?
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To join UKIP you must be KP....
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BBC News - Tory defectors to UKIP would be 'utterly nuts' - Boris
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