to ask how to explain to my colleagues why they shouldn't vote Ukip

[msgrinch]

That's it really I've tried my best but they're both fixated on immigration.

I am a UKIP supporter after not voting at all. I think they are far from perfect but do offer a change, listen and talk to the general public and answer a question directly and by straight talking

Really? in recent weeks they seem to have become very evasive, and what is significant about their manifesto is what it leaves out. For example, Farage has said that the laws on race discrimination will go, but they're trying to keep that one under wraps. They don't mention the plan to reduce the time limit for pregnancy termination, yet they have previously said very clearly that that is one of their policies. And their promise to open more special schools is looking a bit close to their last manifesto's plan to put disabled people into institutions. Certainly when the UKIP candidate turned up on my doorstep I found him incredibly evasive.

A UKIP candidate on your very doorstep, Icimoi? How exciting! Did the conversation go well?

It was, shall we say, stimulating, Sorry. At least for me, maybe not for him.

some of you people are rehashing others opinions does no one make a proper informed choice based on personal research ? as for one op will vote for who i want, and not because some ignorant individual tells me otherwise, actually i agree with the idea of you not having much to do with the 'inferiors' at work, you will be doing them a favour. bring it on..

Ian Brady favours them. If that won't put them off nothing will.

Ian Brady favours them. If that won't put them off nothing will.

Bizarre.

That's like saying ''Fred West used to vote Labour - that should put you off voting labour''

What is your point?