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Charles

dugarbandier said:

dugarbandier said:

Charles said:

Disraeli said:

SandyRentool said:

Just my personal prejudice. If I was still in London I would vote 1 Green 2 Galloway rather than vote Jowell.

Well I was intending to vote Jowell, if it was a Jowell vs Zac contest.
Genuine question: What should I know about Jowell to put me off her?

She has a very poor memory, or is suffering from Alzheimer's.

I can't think of any other reason why she'd forget a mortgage.

It can happen to anyone, surely :0

http://metro.co.uk/2011/01/19/jermaine-pennant-forgot-he-owned-porsche-629935/

He'll probably be bankrupt in 5 years, mind

May be it's 'cos I'm a banker... but I tend not to forget about loans...

AndyJS

TIm Farron defeating Tim Collins in Westmorland & Lonsdale in 2005 — clip 15 at 6 mins 20 secs:

http://www.itnsource.com/en/shotlist/ITN/2005/05/05/T05050540/?s=westmorland lonsdale

HYUFD

YBarddCwsc said:

With regard to the Vale of Clwyd, it was a more remarkable and unexpected result than Gower.

In Gower, the former Labour MP Martin Caton stood down.

In the Vale of Clwyd, Chris Ruane was a well-liked former headmaster of a school in the constituency. He had however a spot of expenses bother in 2012 (“I have acted completely within the rules”). Maybe that is what did for him, as these North Walian constituencies are usually very loyal.

I had thought the seat was Labour’s till Ruane retired.

Labour had always held Gower, part of the Vale of Clwyd used to be a Tory seat