Do we really want Blu Labour after New Labour, or Blair Mk2 in charge?
The only way the system will change is for people to vote in UKIP or others to let the mainstream troughers know exactly how we feel about them and their little games.

The time for UKIP to have sought to replace the Conservatives as the party of the Right was between 1995 and 2001. Now, in each constituency it can secure but a few hundred votes from traditional Conservative voters, insufficient to make any impact in terms of parliamentary seats but enough to hand marginal seats in the south east of England to the Liberal Democrats and deny the Conservatives success in Labour marginals elsewhere. In light of events during the course of the past eighteen months the argument pushed by UKippers that David Cameron is “blue Labour” has become tired and proven wrong.