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So he claimed the Murdoch owned, right wing Sky News picked a biased audience? Was he upset they were too right wing and not representative? No, didn't think so. This is why his man of the people, beer swilling smoking, everyone hates me stance is so grating on people that don't support him...

He comes across well with his seeming passion but he does the usual Cameron/standard politican direct question avoidance and I agree with the earlier poster that his constant staring down the camera lens is a bit creep and slightly disingenuous to the people asking the question.

What, the dig at everyone who keeps on proclaiming how left wing the BBC is? Including Farage.

This and thrice this. I have said elsewhere that I have a nagging suspicion that the country will be better off under the Tories and that would probably be the same for me as an average wage earner with no kids and no benefits. But I fear if it happens, a lot more people, an awful lot of them...

Seems to me to be the equivalent of bringing on defenders for strikers to hold on to a draw. Nothing I have seen him say in any of the debates seems likely to change anyone into a UKIP voter. He seems to be preaching to the choir calling the audience and the BBC lefties and going on about...

Actually 14% according to the Stalinist BBC poll of polls. so change 4 in 5 to 5 in 6.

UKIP are polling at 19%. That means more than 4 in 5 people do not support them. Not much chance of finding out if the audience would applaud more considered conservative views as Cameron bottled it. I would say the reaction of the audience suggests a balanced cross section given that Farage has...

I've always thought that people who bang on about Political Correctness and keep banging on about lefties or comparing right wing views as Nazi like were a bit dim. Nige has managed two of these in the debates but is unlikely to get a full house unless he has a complete breakdown.