Election Wars 2: Enter the Candidates (3/3) by Lee Cassanell

(1/3), (2/3), (3/3).

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Diana Johnson - Labour

War - A Renegade, she didn't support the war without a UN resolution. Religion - No specific Faith (from what I can gather) and that includes Satanism and Carrot Worship Education - All for it obviously. Pensioners - Loves them, but couldn't eat two in one sitting. Number of scarf's owned - Two hundred and thirty seven

Standout Idea - Strengthen the UN and make it a more effective force for good. Professionalism -All the characteristics of a fine and patient politician Theme Tune - Curtis Mayfield - Superfly Use in a fight - Straight for the bollocks no messing. Drink of choice - The rustic woody aroma of a refined wine connoisseur. Why should I vote for her - Because of all the candidates she looked like the only one who knew what she was doing and that's always a good sign.

VOTING DAY MAY 5TH 2005: GET YOUR LAZY BACKSIDES TO THE POLLING STATION AND VOTE. PEOPLE FOUGHT AND DIED SO YOU HAD THE CHOICE TO CAST YOUR OPINION OR WIPE YOUR ARSE ON A PIECE OF CARD...DON'T DISHNONOUR THEIR MEMORY BY CHEWING BISCUITS AND WATCHING TRISHA. UNLESS THE BISCUITS ARE FIG ROLLS AND THE EPSIODE OF TRISHA FEATURES A WOMAN WHO MARRIED A HORSE IN WHICH CASE YOU'RE FORIGIVEN.

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