http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-32015331UKIP will commit to spending 2% of the UK's GDP on defence if it plays a role in government after the election.
Economic spokesman Patrick O'Flynn said the guarantee could be "comfortably met" by reducing the foreign aid budget, scrapping the HS2 rail link and reducing public funding for Scotland.
Party leader Nigel Farage also promised more money for the NHS.
He said most of Britain is not feeling an economic bounce, but his party's plans would help "ordinary people."
So far, both the Conservatives and Labour have refused to say they will ensure defence spending does not dip below 2% of GDP.
Great, lets strip back public services in exchange for power projection.



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