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Originally Posted by Brillopad
I seem to remember we were all saying that about Labour not so long ago. Things can change very quickly.
I could see that the constant whining from the remoaners and their contant attempts to change/overturn Brexit could be a trigger for a resurgence for support for UKIP, especially with Corbyn's u-turn. It happened before and it could happen again.
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Mostly Con supporters were saying that about Labour.
I never ascribed to such rubbish.
Just as I would never have looked at the Con party being finished when it plummeted to just over 160 seats in 1997 to 2004.
They are the 2 main parties and for as long as the UK has the electoral system it has at present,one fact will likely always remain,only the Conservative or Labour party can really lead a govt.
UKIP however had a rise however failed to get any real success which they ought to have done in the 2010 and 2015 elections.
Really badly failing on both.
That, to me anyway now signals little as to positives for UKIP.