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US election hope in city



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A CANDIDATE to become vice president of the US is to speak in Edinburgh today.
Socialist Workers' US vice-presidential candidate Alyson Kennedy – a former coal miner – will appear at the Meadow Bar on Buccleuch Street at 7pm.


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  • Last Updated: 17 April 2008 10:35 AM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: US elections
 
1

A Friend of Fernando Poo,

, Newington 17/04/2008 13:34:15
Hope? more like a prayer on stilts. Robert Mugabe will be Veep in the US before anyone from the Socialist Workers.
2

rabmataz,

17/04/2008 23:26:55
this non-story has far too many ripostes it's making my brain hurt
3

rabmataz,

17/04/2008 23:28:33
one of them goes;
she was only a coal miners daughter.....

they won' let me post the rest
4

57Nomad,

california 17/04/2008 23:37:50
Alyson Kennedy is a Member of the American Communist Party. She has no chance of ever being elected to anything in America unless the job of picking up road kill becomes an elected position. Even then....

 

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