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excelsior-1 | 20:21 Thu 16th Apr 2015 | Politics
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there is a big noise made in the news about the daily express owner donating one million pounds to UKIP which apparently, is a welcome windfall because their coffers are just about empty

so, if it had not been for this donation, which has come as a surprise to the party - how would they have been able to carry on with their campaign and, in the event they had some clout after the election, go about the business of government?
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...........with no money in the purse?
20:22 Thu 16th Apr 2015
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Probably. Money is useful, but free publicity possible to generate. Besides someone was likely to respond to a plea for donations.
20:25 Thu 16th Apr 2015
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Government is not paid for out of party funds
I'd be surprised if their coffers were nearly empty though
20:28 Thu 16th Apr 2015
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they borrow like the other parties.
21:01 Thu 16th Apr 2015

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