Exhibit A from the nice, new, hug-a-hoodie Cameron party:
Trevor Ivory has been selected as the Conservative candidate in North Norfolk. This is the man who was described by the Samaritans as “beyond the pale” for making “inexcusable” comments about suicide. (He made a “joke” about Tony Blair commiting suicide and the country cheering up as a result).
Exhibit B from the nice, new, hug-a-hoodie Cameron party:
Richard Bell has been ousted as the Conservative candidate in Westmorland and Lonsdale.
There’s a less than flattering account of the proceedings in several comments on Iain Dale’s blog, though reasons seem to be thin on the ground.
P.S Someone should perhaps tell Tory HQ as – at the time I type – he is still listed on the Conservative Party website.
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As I have reported over at http://duncanborrowman.blogspot.com/2006/12/loser.html
It is TRIPLE Tory candidate trouble, with local Tories in Plymouth ignoring David Cameron’s “Back me, or lose” call this weekend, and kicking out the candidate selected by a huge majority under one of DC’s public primary selections. Seems that despite DC’s call for more public involvement, the local Tories decided they knew better…
Oh come on, far worse jokes are told than Ivory’s. Why should his exclude him from being selected?