Nigel Farage and the Brexit Referendum

I think in a way, I agree with everything you want. But if he was elected, it's a different conversation. There's kind of a appropriateness to it and an electoral mandate. If someone else wanted to do it, I wouldn't necessarily criticise them for it. It's just a bit like a bad snout. It's supposed to do something. The Greens were on question time once every few weeks when UKIP had half the councillors that Greens did. And Nigel Farage seemed to have a permanent seat. He showed no regret in doing so. We both participate in a national community, which is also a democratic community. And we want to change how we do that to