CLEAN : Europhobes UKIP win first seat in British parliament

The transcript discusses personal interactions, the current political climate, and UKIP's strategy. It highlights the public's discontent with traditional politics and the desire for change, focusing on immigration and the impact of EU membership. The discussion emphasizes UKIP's potential to influence political dynamics and the public's growing support for their policies.

What does the speaker believe about the current state of politics?

• It is irrelevant to people's lives.

• It is improving rapidly.

• It is in a significant state of flux.

• It is stable and predictable.

What electoral system does the speaker mention as a challenge for UKIP?

• Proportional representation

• Mixed-member proportional

• Single transferable vote

• First-past-the-post

What immigration policy does the speaker say over 80% of the British population supports?

• Open borders

• Australian-style points system

• Complete immigration ban

• Free movement within the EU

What is the public's perception of traditional political parties, according to the speaker?

• They are popular and well-supported.

• They are out of touch and take people for granted.

• They are innovative and responsive.

• They are transparent and accountable.

What significant political event does the speaker highlight in Middleton and Hayward?

• A landslide victory for Labour

• A close contest where UKIP nearly won

• A major protest against UKIP

• A coalition government formation