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Standing against Boris Johnson

By | Wed 14th August 2019 - 2:02 pm

Elizabeth Evenden-Kenyon is the Lib Dem Parliamentary candidate in Uxbridge and South Ruislip.

Here she is talking in the about the experience of standing against Boris Johnson, and the potential of a Remain Alliance.

 

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One Comment

  • Sue Sutherland 15th Aug '19 - 12:41pm

    This is a brilliant podcast that everyone who campaigns against Brexit, in whatever way, should listen to. It’s about Boris, yes, but it’s mainly about how propaganda works because Elizabeth is an expert on propaganda. If all members could be armed with this information we might be able to defuse the anger and prejudice that opponents of the EU have built up through various means.

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