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Ex-Candidate O’Connor Backs Christian Choice

April 28, 2008 - Staff

Matt O’Connor, who recently withdraw as the English Democrats Mayoral candidate, has called on supporters to vote for Christian Choice candidate Alan Craig in Thursday’s elections.

Mr O’Connor, said that after resigning from the English Democrats and after “discussing the matter with my family and children, we decided we would all be voting with our consciences and that meant voting for Alan Craig and The Christian Choice.”

O’Connor said Christian Choice “are are the only party serious about standing up for families and our capital’s children.”

“The political establishment needs to re-focus on families and that was the only reason I agreed to stand in the first place, to bring attention to the fact that families have been routinely let down by this government.”

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Tagged With: 2008 GLA Election

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