David Cameron has more candidate trouble

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David Cameron has more candidate trouble

By Mark Pack | Thu 19th April 2007 - 10:49 pm

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First it was asking the Liberal Democrats if, pretty please, he could stand a joint candidate with us in the London Mayor elections and now it’s the selections for the European Parliament elections.

Ah, what bliss it must be to be a Conservative member this week. Perhaps things would be happier if Cameron just stuck to changing his clothes a few extra times each day?

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3 Comments

Anonymous 19th Apr '07 - 11:07pm

http://conservativehome.blogs.com/torydiary/2007/04/maude_calls_on_.html

Care to comment, ‘Dr’ Pack?
Left-leaning Londoner 19th Apr '07 - 11:41pm

Francis Maude claims: “the Liberal Democrats have the worst record in local elections of fielding candidates against the BNP.”

What he doesn’t say though, is that we have a much better record of taking seats off BNP councillors than his party does.
ColinW 20th Apr '07 - 4:10pm

And of course we don’t help out the BNP by stoking up xenophobia & racism like the populist & disgusting Tories & Labour.

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