UKIP chief Nigel Farage warns that 'if the Republican Party sticks with the establishment it will LOSE'

Farage spoke with Daily Mail Online after a speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference The UK Independence Party leader tried to buck up American right-wingers who see their tea party goals dissolving in a sea of centrist Republicanism He insisted that UKIP is 'not just retired half-colonels who've always voted Conservative ... We're dragging them from across the spectrum' Bashed David Cameron for refusing to publicly identify ISIS executioner 'Jihadi John,' saying 'we should have heard it weeks ago' Complained about 'politically correct' groups like CAGE 'saying and shouting things that if you and I did them, we'd find ourselves behind bars' Farage addressed controversies involving Richard Crouch and Rozanne Duncan, admitting: 'Yes, we get people who say stupid things in UKIP'

By David Martosko, Us Political Editor For Dailymail.com

Published: 21:04 EST, 26 February 2015 | Updated: 00:11 EST, 27 February 2015

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Nigel Farage warned Thursday night in America that the U.S. Republican party will become a dinosaur not an elephant if it continues to embrace the political center.

'I suspect that if the Republican Party sticks with the establishment it will lose,' he told Daily Mail Online after a speech to the Conservative Political Action Conference.

The GOP 'has got to reach the Hispanic community, but it's also got to reach that blue-collar community that Reagan got to vote for him in huge numbers. I'm not sure at the moment that they're positioning themselves to do that.'

CPAC is an annual three-day mecca for constitutional evangelists, anti-Obamacare shock troops, full-throated abortion opponents and gun rights activists. Many of them think the Republican Party is only slightly less liberal and nanny-statist than the president.

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UKIP chief Nigel Farage warns that 'if the Republican Party sticks with the establishment it will LOSE'

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