Farage Does Britain No Favors by Gloating
If Britain wants a good trade deal, the way to go about it is not to insult and threaten the rest of Europe.
If Britain wants a good trade deal, the way to go about it is not to insult and threaten the rest of Europe.
If the referendum doesn’t go their way, the outers will come up with a reason to demand a second one.
Nigel Farage is the face of the UKIP but some fear he is turning the party into a personality cult.
The two largest parties in the Europe of Freedom and Direct Democracy group seldom vote the same way.
The Scottish nationalists and Nigel Farage’s Euroskeptics stake out positions to the far left and right.
The Euroskeptic party leader shifts his position on working with David Cameron’s Conservatives.
The UKIP appears to have less qualms than he used to about working with radicals.
The collapse of Nigel Farage’s bloc could give Dutch and French nationalists a chance to form their own alliance.
The UKIP leader cobbles together just enough allies to maintain his bloc in the European Parliament.
Nationalists on the right miss out as Germany’s Euroskeptics join to the reformist bloc.
The Euroskeptic bloc led by Marine Le Pen is short on allies.
Britian’s Conservatives and Labour should both be concerned about UKIP’s rise.
The United Kingdom Independence Party won’t support another Cameron administration.
The Euroskeptic party’s support is growing. It might finally break through nationally.