Ros Scott’s Presidential acceptance speech – the movie

Ros Scott’s Presidential acceptance speech – the movie

By Helen Duffett | Mon 10th November 2008 - 1:11 pm

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From Saturday’s Liberal Democrat Presidential Election count at Cowley Street: Ros Scott’s acceptance speech.

Special bonus scenes: The announcement of the result, clips of Chandila Fernando and Lembit Öpik and the promise of a new First Kitten. (6:34)

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2 Comments

Jennie 10th Nov '08 - 2:15pm

What a sweetheart Lembit is.

Ros’s speech was awesome, though. And a blushy Lady Mark FTW!

Interesting body language from all concerned throughout…
Richard Huzzey 10th Nov '08 - 3:41pm

I thought they all came off well from these speeches — genuine warmth between the candidates and very nice words to Simon (who has been a true stalwart in helping campaigners all over the country in and out of election times). And great news on the kitten for Mark! 🙂

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