Not Racist But

Well, here's a thing: despite the party's famous non-racism, almost sixty per cent of UKIP supporters would be uncomfortable at the prospect of a prime minister from an ethnic minority; while forty-tive per cent would be very uncomfortable. A lesser proportion of Conservatives have similar problems, presumably because Daveybloke's puce-to-purple premiership has helped resign them to the non-white. Labour and Deputy Conservative supporters manifested fewer qualms, although they are doubtless prepared to take a flexible attitude to the question should the rigours of dog-whistling demand it.