Let the campaign begin!

By WilfredEJ | Tuesday, April 06, 2010, 11:38

I am delighted that the date of the General Election has been confirmed for 6th May. It is time for change in Britain, time for a new government at Westminster, time for strength and representation for the people of Chippenham and the surrounding towns and villages.

Voting for any candidate other than myself in this General Election risks another 5 years of Gordon Brown at Westminster – the Liberal Democrats will not get enough seats to form a government and if they win here, it is one less seat for David Cameron to form a majority with.

I am not a career politician and will bring a fresh perspective to Westminster. My experience in business and life, means I am now at a point to give back to my community here in Wiltshire. Now the campaign has started you will be able to find me out even more around Chippenham and the surrounding towns and villages – please watch this website for details when he is near you and do come and say hello and ask questions or if you would like to get involved with the campaign please email wilfred4change@gmail.com

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So are you saying that even if people think Duncan Hames would make a better MP than you, they for still vote for you even if you may be their 2nd or 3rd choice? If the whole country followed your advice in Lib Dem/Con marginals we would end up with a Conservative government of 2nd rate MP's. Thinking about it, it sounds as if your are being defeatist already, but then if this was a Lab/Lib Dem marginal you would advise people to vote Lib Dem.

I credit the British electorate with more sense than that. Vote for the party that has policies that most represent your views.

Michael Simpkins
British National Party
tinyurl.com/ycrknv5

By 24/7 Taxis at 19:08 on 08/04/10
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So are you saying that even if people think Duncan Hames would make a better MP than you, they for still vote for you even if you may be their 2nd or 3rd choice? If the whole country followed your advice in Lib Dem/Con marginals we would end up with a Conservative government of 2nd rate MP's. Thinking about it, it sounds as if your are being defeatist already, but then if this was a Lab/Lib Dem marginal you would advise people to vote Lib Dem.

I credit the British electorate with more sense than that. Vote for the party that has policies that most represent your views.

Michael Simpkins
British National Party
tinyurl.com/ycrknv5

By 24/7 Taxis at 19:04 on 08/04/10
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