On the streets: Brian Paddick’s election broadcast

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On the streets: Brian Paddick’s election broadcast

By Mark Pack | Tue 8th April 2008 - 7:04 pm

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It’s being show on TV on Wednesday, but you can already watch it here:

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3 Comments

James Schneider 9th Apr '08 - 1:19am

Well, it certainly goes runs on his strong suit but is crime really going to swing enough votes his way? I think the campaign is being too narrow. A law and order mayor is not a big enough of a vote winner in London because we don’t have the kind of problems New York used to have.
sanbikinoraion 9th Apr '08 - 9:10pm

BE AFRAID OF CRIME! VOTE FOR BRIAN!

Terrible stuff. Sad to see that we’re not above stirring up people’s fear to get what we want.

27 young people, eh? Out of how many? A million?
sanbikinoraion 10th Apr '08 - 12:04pm

Seriously, this is exactly the sort of fearmongering that I thought the Lib Dems were against.

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