Introducing debate at UKIP Conference, Express journalist Patrick O'Flynn describes the three main parties as "the three-headed beast, the LibLabCon"

Mr O'Flynn barely disguises his enthusiasm for UKIP's emergence. If you stay united, he tells the Conference, "the sky's the limit" for UKIP.

Comments

[Dave B]

I disagree with him on student loans, other than that, excellent! :-)

[Axstane]

The Mail will be terribly jealous. Don't they suppport UKIP sufficiently?

[redmayne77]

He is right and the more this fact is repeated the better.

[PhilKean1]

Excellent.

And what should we do amidst all the speculation that real Conservatives should cave in and support Cameron's Party in 2015, purely on the strength of the promise of a referendum *IF* Cameron achieves a water-into-wine election win? We should HOLD OUR NERVE!

This isn't about #K#P, Cameron's Party or real Conservatives. It is about the national interest and the British people's right to guarantee their ability to remain prosperous and democratic.

We pledge our support to #K#P at the Euro-Election, and the General Election, unless Cameron, or someone more able, takes the decision that will allow us to vote to save Britain, and the Conservative Party.
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[@lord_palmerston]

So he rubbishes the big society, the squeezed middle, and whatever it was Clegg said about alarm clocks...and they comes out with a belter of a cliche about "the striving classes".

[Axstane]

Nothing new at all said. Dog whistle politics, no more.

[shaun]

great plain language good ideas in straight forward style just what we are not getting form central office we all know what he says gains tractions with the voters yet we are worried about obscure things like voting reform and boundry changes

[Ross J Warren]

UK*P the tail that desperately wants to wag the dog.

[Amanda]

There's nothing new in the conference.

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