Stephen Tall

LDV TwtPoll – right or wrong to deny Nick Griffin entry to the Buckingham Palace garden party?

By | Sat 24th July 2010 - 4:45 pm

A couple of days ago, Lib Dem Voice tweeted an instant poll asking the question, “Was it right or wrong for BNP leader Nick Griffin to be denied entry to the Buckingham Palace garden party?”

The poll’s still open, and you can vote here – here’s how voting currently stands:


All in all, pretty close, with 39% saying it was right, 33% saying it was wrong to deny him entry, and 26% saying he shoudn’t have been invited in the first place.

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2 Comments

  • Andrew Suffield 24th Jul '10 - 11:46pm

    This is oh so very not important.

  • Andrew Wimble 26th Jul '10 - 11:49am

    I think the importan thing is that he was not denied entr for his political views, but rather for trying to make pilitical capital out of the visit.

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