What has David Cameron’s expenses got to do with a discussion on whether the three main political parties (Labour, Conservatives and Liberal Democrats) are all in league together (one big party) as the BNP political conspiracy say they are?
I’ve had to again edit one of your copy and pasted articles, it’s the last one I do, any more will be deleted, wasting my and your time. Please attribute your copy and paste sources so others can check them out as well.
I’ll be moving your comment to: https://general-election-2010.co.uk/reasons-to-vote-conservative-2010-general-election/
David
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