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All of the above, yes. I believe all of those things are important and would hope that UKIP's 2015 manifesto covering such important issues is a damn sight better than their barmy 2010 nonsense.

Is there anything actually wrong with that? Personally, I view UKIP as a single issue party. The issue in question is huge and life changing for my potential grandchildren as to the direction this country heads in. It's an issue that no other legitimate political party had addressed on any...

Absolutely, that would be my preferred method of enacting change too. I certainly never thought I would support a far-right party, many of whose policies I disagree with, on a one-issue ticket. Certainly not when I was an assistant campaign manager for my local Lib Dem candidate, and a former...

The political parties didn't give you those things; our democratic system did. Which means two things; firstly, if the public decide to vote UKIP on one issue (immigration) - and there would be no UKIP witrout an immigration "problem" in the eyes of their core vote - then that is their...

I'm voting UKIP and I'm not a small minded bigot. Am I just a brilliant one-off, or in denial about my bigotry? Also, taking "your perception" (read: hearsay) of the party out of the equation, how many more documented cases of "small minded bigotry" are associated with UKIP compared to, say...

Once again, the "small minded bigot" libel comes into play by the UKIP-skeptics; a call to arms for the status quo. Can I ask you something; why are you - you, personally - keen to protect the likes of the Conservative and Labour party's interests by repeating their mantra? What have the main...