I think anyone in politics should expect and be ready to defend themselves, it is the nature of the beast.
I thought the story was pretty harsh but being in UKIP I am used to the concept of the media taking idiots views and applying it 30,000 people, guilt by association.
Ed might not like it when it happens to him ( guilt by association ) but he is slow to complain when it is about anyone else, he has made such a point of referencing his father in regards to his own politics, it was bound to happen when he declared a return to Socialism - I am suprised that he is suprised, it is like he has never been in politics before.
I have had my first taste of dealing with the negative side of being in UKIP, it is far from easy to deal with, but I realised it would be hard and I take on the challenge, even if it means stepping on people who are supposedly on my side. I wouldnt go on TV and ask for pity though, I knew what I was getting into and so did Ed.
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