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UKIP's present leader, Nigel Farage, is attempting to present the party as having a broad political agenda extending beyond withdrawal from the [[EU]]. Consistently with this aim, he is seeking to shorten the party's name to "the Independence Party".

UKIP's present leader, Nigel Farage, is attempting to present the party as having a broad political agenda extending beyond withdrawal from the [[EU]]. Consistently with this aim, he is seeking to shorten the party's name to "the Independence Party".

UKIP attracts alienated voters especially on the right who fear Britain is being swallowed up by Europe and must fight back.  Its bitter rival was the less respected right-wing "British National Party", which has faded away in the polls as UKIP grow.  UKIP has endorsed a [[libertarian]] economic agenda. It proposes  a flat tax of 33% and opposes national identity cards.  It rejects environmentalism.  

UKIP attracts alienated voters especially on the right who fear Britain is being swallowed up by Europe and must fight back.  Its bitter rival was the neo-Nazi [[British National Party]], which has faded away in the polls as a respectable image helped UKIP grow.  UKIP has endorsed a [[libertarian]] economic agenda. It proposes  a flat tax of 33% and opposes national identity cards.  It rejects environmentalism.