In response to David Kurten: True conservatives from UKIP, the Tories and, yes, Labour must unite to save Britain, Mojo wrote:
Another fantastic and honest article from David. I agree, as a kipper, that Ukip is now in danger of losing its hold in the country altogether. Kippers do not want another leadership election but they want a new leader. My answer is to offer that leadership to the person who came either second or third after Henry Bolton. Anne Marie Waters came second and has left the party. David came third, so in my head it should be offered to David on the evidence of the percentage of the vote.
He should then start talking to all Brexiteers across parties. To join together and create a united party for the people of Great Britain. Ukip are dragging their feet as usual. Henry Bolton should have been asked to stand down immediately. I know the NEC are spineless so maybe David could talk to Gisela Stewart and Kate Hoey to get things rolling.
I know there are many Labour voters who would never, on principle, vote Conservative, and yet they are more traditional conservative in their values than the Labour Party ever were.
