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Articles by Michael Heaver
Michael Heaver is a UKIP activist and blogger.
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08 May 2012, By Michael Heaver
Will the British Right ever be the same again?
The British Right may never be quite the same again - genuine conservatives now have a choice
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20 April 2012, By Michael Heaver
BBC Green with envy over UKIP's rise?
UKIP's rise is about more than the EU. Farage Fever is taking hold ahead of schedule and it'd be nice for the mainstream media to report this for once
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07 March 2012, By Michael Heaver
How many more Tories will jump ship to UKIP?
Tribal Tories: scream, ignore, insult, denigrate - it doesn't matter. While Cameron pushes, UKIP will pull and many more defections will come
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13 December 2011, By Michael Heaver
He's won over the newspapers and some Eurosceptic onlookers, but what has Cameron really done?
David Cameron's premiership so far has consisted of surrender, surrender, surrender followed by one memorable veto that has delayed, but not stopped, the EU's targeting of Britain's financial services
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25 November 2011, By Michael Heaver
2015: The year of Farage Fever?
If UKIP's rise continues apace, Cleggmania could be made to look like a non-event compared to Farage Fever, 2015
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05 September 2011, By Michael Heaver
Breaking UKIP's single-issue image
The English Parliament policy may help to demonstrate that UKIP does indeed have a relevant domestic focus in addition to its anti-EU and anti-immigration stances. Thrown in with a policy of binding local referenda, UKIP could become a Party of true devolution and people power.
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