Hi, I'm Julian Morrison, not technically a UKIP member but I do unofficially promote it to friends and relatives!
I personally think smaller government is better and would prefer there be none at all (ie: libertarian anarchist). Which makes me supporting any political party a bit odd, but I have my reasons.
- UKIP wants to erase a whole layer of government. Not just any layer, but the worst, most anti-liberty, most untouchable, most interventionist layer. That's a pure win.
- UKIP seems to "get it" with regard Common Law and the notion of freedoms rather than "granted" rights. A restored common law (built around civil cases, the abstraction of "discovering justice", and case law) would be a major step towards moving all law out of the government ambit. So that's another win.
So, then, my agenda with regard to UKIP: First, I'd like to see it aim to win. It won't yet, but it could reach that size in under a decade, and even at the next election it could well become a coalition partner (with disproportionate clout) in a minority government. Second, dump the daft socialist ideas for subsidizing farmers (they'll do fine on their own once the red tape has been removed), plan to charity-ize the NHS and welfare, and to shut down the pyramid scam that is "National Insurance" before it blows up in everyone's faces.
So there, that's all my cards on the table...