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It’s Friday, there’s an election on, there must be a funny story about Willie Rennie and livestock

By | Fri 21st April 2017 - 8:20 pm

You just need to Google “Willie Rennie and pigs” to find the funniest moment of last year’s Holyrood election campaign. 

Well, there’s another election on and Willie put the past behind him and went to see some lambs.

So far, so cute:

What could possibly go wrong?

Apart from the odd unfortunate camera angle.

It looks like Willie is on as exuberant form as ever. Here he is questioning the First Minister yesterday about whether full EU membership will be in the SNP manifesto? She gave him a complete non answer.

There was, of course a serious side to the event. Here’s what Willie was trying to get across:

With less than two weeks until polling day Liberal Democrat candidates have a spring in their step.

Our Councillors have a powerful track record of service and action for their communities. They campaign all year round, not just at election time.

Now more people are saying they want that Liberal Democrat service and action in their community so are switching their support to our party.

Liberal Democrats will breathe life into more communities across  Scotland with our positive agenda on mental health and education combined with our opposition to the council tax and yet another divisive independence referendum.

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2 Comments

  • Alasdair Brooks 22nd Apr '17 - 9:35am

    Willie Rennie, ewe have to take this opportunity to ram home our message in Scotland.

    (sorry)

  • Fiona 22nd Apr '17 - 10:36am

    Willie’s photo opportunities are one of my favourite things about Scottish politics.

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