Post by Bartonite on May 3, 2014 10:14:54 GMT
Thought I might start the ball rolling with everyone's (well, nearly) favourite punchbag.
I do see UKIP as the party to vote for when you're sick to death of all the rest, but journalist Michael White, for example, thinks that's not enough.
Is it better to just not vote at all, or try to have an influence on UKIP, or any fringe party, if you feel you have to vote for them, even though in practise, membership of parties is dropping? Except perhaps UKIP's but they seem to be on a roll at the moment.
Anyway, time to think about making dinner...
I do see UKIP as the party to vote for when you're sick to death of all the rest, but journalist Michael White, for example, thinks that's not enough.
Is it better to just not vote at all, or try to have an influence on UKIP, or any fringe party, if you feel you have to vote for them, even though in practise, membership of parties is dropping? Except perhaps UKIP's but they seem to be on a roll at the moment.
Anyway, time to think about making dinner...
