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UKIP policies being absorbed into "bluekip", it is easy to say the UK is resisting right
and now there is a somewhat resurgent UKIP following there lurch toward the far right with there embrace of Tommy Robinson too.
Yeah I spoke too soon, Boris is back on UKIP ground again.
This might be briefly reported, and then it back to kicking Jeremy Corbyn again.
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Just posted to add some extra colour and because it cites some figures that I wasn't aware of - It is however noticeably heavier on data than "anecdotally". Interesting re the figures about the make-up of the leave vote. They don't seem to play to the dominant narrative on the thread.
That said I don't know anything about Prof Goodwin. Link provided to a lot of his Brexit stuff in case anyone wants to read (I don't have time).
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With the Tory hostile environment, the nasty leave.eu campaign that was really milking anti immigrants sentiments, an increase in hate crime and UKIP policies being absorbed into "bluekip", it is easy to say the UK is resisting right-wing populism, but I am not convinced.
The UK does not have to deal with refugees either.
A "like-for-like" article would be good. I can of course also have it wrong, but this article is very light on data.