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Originally Posted by brian lee
MEPs do not represent anybody but themselves. The size of their constituencies prevents that. They are just window dressing to make the EU look democratic. Anti EU MEPs have another disadvantage. Whereas Pro EU MEPs can claim credit for getting money for their constituents, when that happens all the antis can do is say, "You are only getting your own money back".
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So you would rather UKIP not contest EU Elections and the seats UKIP won last time go to people from pro-EU parties instead? Or to your party, the English Democrats (which you joined after spending a long time in UKIP).
Your anti-EU party - the English Democrats - are contesting the next EU Election. I assume you will support any of your candidates who get elected to the EU 'Parliament'?
You write (above) "MEPs do not represent anyone but themselves" and claim anti-EU have a "disadvantage". In that case I take it that you will be writing to the boss of your party to tell him you will not be supporting your party's candidates at the next EU Election?
Hurry up and make up your mind - you can't be both for and against anti-EU MEPs at the same time.