Conservative Party: Prime Minister David Cameron

Prime Minister David Cameron: Mr. Farages message of promoting less immigration, pulling Britain out of the European Union and opposing gay marriage is resonating across the country. And as Prime Minister David Cameron fumbles explaining his own EU policy renegotiation followed by a referendum sometime before 2017 and pushes ahead with gay marriage despite mounting criticism from his Conservative caucus, Ukips popularity grows. Immigration, too, is an issue for Mr. Cameron, particularly after this weeks killing of a British soldier on the streets of London, allegedly by Islamic militants. All of which plays into Mr. Farages hands. More Related to this Story, according to Globe and Mail. Britain #039;s Cameron losing control as rift with Conservative Party core widens He drinks, he smokes, he jokes around and he hates being called a politician. And yet Nigel Farage is the hottest thing in British politics these days and his United Kingdom Independence Party, or Ukip, is on the verge of eclipsing the reigning Conservative Party in popular support. U.K. party preaching immigration reform says Britain gutless in face of Muslim radicals (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.