Taking on the establishment.

The politicians have been exposed. The political system is tired. The people are angry.
So, inevitably, people are looking for a protest vote in a Euro Election which is already a massive marketplace for protest votes, as shown in 2004.
UKIP could and should be the biggest beneficary of such a situation. It is the biggest party outside of the three main ones and has a naturally anti-establishment/sleaze sentiment etched in it anyway, with its opposition to the European Union.
That makes UKIP the biggest target for the establishment. If anyone thinks UKIP are going to take politics by storm without a fight, they don't understand how Westminster works.
Lets see if UKIP can take it as well as dish it out. I suspect it can.