Scotland's First UKIP MEP David Coburn Interview

The transcript discusses the excitement of having diverse voices in Scotland, UKIP's unexpected success in the election, Nigel Farage's popularity, and the challenges faced by UKIP. It highlights UKIP's alignment with Scottish virtues and criticizes socialism. The media's treatment of UKIP as a minority party and future plans for better representation are also covered.

What does the speaker find exciting about the recent political changes in Scotland?

• The emergence of new voices and perspectives

• The dominance of a single party

• The continuation of old arguments

• The decline of UKIP's popularity

How does the speaker describe the radical independence supporters?

• As representatives of Scottish people

• As democratic and open-minded

• As undemocratic and intolerant

• As supportive of UKIP

What virtues does the speaker associate with UKIP in Scotland?

• Socialism and collectivism

• Thrift, common sense, and hard work

• Radical independence and change

• Liberalism and free trade

What challenge does UKIP face according to the speaker?

• Overcoming internal party conflicts

• Gaining support from radical independence supporters

• Winning more seats in England

• Being recognized as a major party in Scotland

What does the speaker suggest about the media's treatment of UKIP in Scotland?

• They are given equal media coverage

• They are treated as a major party

• They are treated as a minority party

• They are praised for their success