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stathan · 10-05-2007, 07:04 PM

Alongside my thank you letter to our voters published in the Barry and District news (Vale of Glamorgan) today.

Was a post election observation from a Richard Suchorzewski, Barry resident, and Business owner.

He launched into a rather scathing attack of the local Conservatives choice of candidate, berating then for making such a poor choice and lambasting them for a very poor campaign leading to 'in his words' blowing the chance of what " should have been a walkover for the Tories"

He then went on to elaborate which particular Conservative activist that he would have chosen, a certain Victoria Green, before declaring that despite no longer being a Conservative supporter he felt that the leadership of the Vale of Glamorgan Conservative party have let their members down.

Very touching from the guy who left the Conservative party because he failed their prospective parliamentary candidates course, thus making it impossible to stand at generals for them, just before turning up and declaring undying affection for the UKIP cause.

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stathan Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 375	Richard Suchorzewski resurfaces Alongside my thank you letter to our voters published in the Barry and District news (Vale of Glamorgan) today. Was a post election observation from a Richard Suchorzewski, Barry resident, and Business owner. He launched into a rather scathing attack of the local Conservatives choice of candidate, berating then for making such a poor choice and lambasting them for a very poor campaign leading to 'in his words' blowing the chance of what " should have been a walkover for the Tories" He then went on to elaborate which particular Conservative activist that he would have chosen, a certain Victoria Green, before declaring that despite no longer being a Conservative supporter he felt that the leadership of the Vale of Glamorgan Conservative party have let their members down. Very touching from the guy who left the Conservative party because he failed their prospective parliamentary candidates course, thus making it impossible to stand at generals for them, just before turning up and declaring undying affection for the UKIP cause.