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Charles Kennedy

As someone from the "any publicity is good publicity" stable of politicians I should not be critical about the amount of publicity the party is currently getting. I must admit, however, that it is quite difficult to fathom out what, if anything, is going on.

I have actually been at some of the meetings reported in the media. I wonder if perhaps I was asleep during part of the meetings as the reports of the meetings do not accord with what I heard and saw during the meetings.

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PoliticalHackUK said…
So, did the parliamentary party respond with a supportive silence when Charlie asked if anyone wished to challenge him?

Care to explain how the reports differ from the facts? In the name of openness, of course.
12:17 am
Edward said…
Absolutely - I think we need to know if the Murdoch press is mainpulating us. Was there open expression of unease with the leader?
9:42 am
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