Friday, 30 April 2010

Robin Smith, Independent candidate for Wokingham*


* Obviously, if you live in Wokingham, you should vote for UKIP candidate. But we can't dispute that he is standing for Parliament next week.

My latest blogpost: Robin Smith, Independent candidate for Wokingham*Tweet this! Posted by Mark Wadsworth at 23:38

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7 comments:

Robin Smith said...

Blimey. Fame at last. Face is a bit chubby, I need to lose weight to get up them hills faster.

Best of luck to you Thursday too.

Vote non Big 3.

Cheers!

1 May 2010 at 01:26
Anonymous said...

No, if you live in Wokingham, you should vote for John Redwood, who is one of the leading Eurosceptics in parliament.

2 May 2010 at 21:37
Robin Smith said...

@adamcollyer

Aha, so you feel that dealing with the small problems first is the wiser option?

All the Big 3 would agree with you.

2 May 2010 at 22:04
DBC Reed said...

Did n't Robin used to be a Conservative councillor? If so a land tax supporting conservative is always going to be better than John Redwood.He is also, from personal recollection of land tax related meetings, a nicer bloke.
On the same subject, where is MW standing? I trust he is working on his acceptance speech.(Nothing too calculated to avoid a breach of the peace.Pretty reliable on that score though .)

3 May 2010 at 08:37
Mark Wadsworth said...

AC, if you are that way inclined, vote UKIP.

DBC, in Uxbridge & South Ruislip. My acceptance speech is as follows:

"I didn't expect to win so I only prepared a losing speech: 'That was a disaster. You should never have put me with those voters. Whose idea was that? They were just bigoted' "

3 May 2010 at 11:31
DBC Reed said...

Would think that would do very nicely as an acceptance speech.Be sure to wear a LVT T-shirt when causing a disturbance that they're bound to televise-to relieve the boredom.If you win,demand a re-count.
On the same subject,where is Tim Worstall ,fellow land-tax UKipper, standing?

4 May 2010 at 14:43
Mark Wadsworth said...

DBC, TimW is not standing this time (he lives in Portugal so can't stand for Parliament).

4 May 2010 at 14:45

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