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Kurten supported the presidency of [[Donald Trump]], and is a staunch critic of [[globalism]] and [[Environmental Alarmism|climate arlarmism]]. He has also strongly criticised London Mayor [[Sadiq Khan]] and accused him of "destroying the capital's history".<ref name="cw21" />
 
Kurten supported the presidency of [[Donald Trump]], and is a staunch critic of [[globalism]] and [[Environmental Alarmism|climate arlarmism]]. He has also strongly criticised London Mayor [[Sadiq Khan]] and accused him of "destroying the capital's history".<ref name="cw21" />
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=== Civil liberties ===
 
A supporter of free-speech, Kurten has called for anti-free speech laws in the UK to be repealed.<ref name="cw21">https://www.conservativewoman.co.uk/david-kurten-my-heritage-party-is-the-only-home-for-true-conservatives/</ref>
 
A supporter of free-speech, Kurten has called for anti-free speech laws in the UK to be repealed.<ref name="cw21">https://www.conservativewoman.co.uk/david-kurten-my-heritage-party-is-the-only-home-for-true-conservatives/</ref>
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Kurten is pro-life.
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=== Environment ===
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Kurten opposes climate alarmist environmental policies. Kurten believes that the UK should withdraw from the [[Paris Climate Agreement]], a move mirroring conservative US president Donald Trump.<ref name="manifesto">[https://heritageparty.org/manifesto/ Manifesto - Heritage Party]</ref>
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Kurten described the Sadiq Khan's 2023 ULEZ expansion policy, which charges people £12.50 to dive a vehicle in most of London, as "a tax on the poor".<ref>[https://twitter.com/davidkurten/status/1631745748365721600 Opposing a new £12.50 per day tax on the poor is not far-right ]</ref>
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=== Ethics ===
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Kurten is [[pro-life]], and has noted that the Heritage Party is the only pro-life party in Great Britain.
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=== Fiscal issues ===
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Kurten supports what he describes as "financial" responsibility. He believes the government should sop its wasteful public spending and funding of vanity projects like HS2, and that taxpayers money should be spent only on services which benefit the public such as education, healthcare and policing.<ref name="manifesto" />
 
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