Originally Posted by prober:
Whether or not they come top and elected, amongst the voted final listing of MEP candidates, it is likely that amongst the progressives, will be a set of future leaders and movers and shakers to get UKIP out of the dead end rut and rebuild the party bottom up with fresh blood and bringing back the wealth of experience lost through resignations. They should all actively get together after the member vote to set out the future of UKIP .... maxmising democratic involvement of members in the discussion of the way forward. Obviously this means a split between NF loyalists who think the present way of doing things will win and progressives who have the imagination to realise drastic change is needed, but if no one seeks a fight it can be harmonious.