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To: GeronL

They have, it has been an onslaught but I think it is failing in its objectives, at least in the long term. UKIP continues to rise, the rest continue to snide at them, and not listen to large parts of the country. It’s a strange time in UK politics, I think it is quite likely we will have to vote again in the next couple of years.


45 posted on 04/24/2015 6:56:00 AM PDT by UKrepublican
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To: UKrepublican
Nigel has changed the political dynamic regardless of the outcome. The Tories now say they will hold the EU referendum in 2017. Credit Farage for that.

UKIP has helped push a political consensus on reducing immigration--something that this country has yet to do. The free movement of labor within the EU complicates matters, but there have been reductions of non-EU immigration. It was hilarious to hear Miliband attacking Cameron for not meeting the immigration reduction targets. Who would have ever imagined a Labour leader issuing such a charge? Miliband admitted that Labour made a mistake on the immigration issue. British jobs for British workers resonates with the voters. Scott Walker is following suit linking immigration with job losses and depressed wages. It is a winner politically and scares the Hell out of the political class.

48 posted on 04/24/2015 7:32:45 AM PDT by kabar
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