Who has the scariest prospective parliamentary candidate?

[Molesworth]

I give you David Aldous, conservative PPC for Waveney.

Presumably they picked this photo from a set. I'd love to see the others

Mr Spademan reminds me of Uncle Fester from The Addams Family..........
www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&source=hp&q=fester+addams+pictures&meta=&aq=3&aqi=g5g-m2&aql=&oq=feste r+add&gs_rfai=here

well i have looks like he works in a chip shop

and another monty python character

sadly no bnp to laugh at this year :-( un previous years it has been the lottery winner numpty who lost it all to a wannabe model. smirk

Mine's here

vic d'albert, half-man, half eagle

eagle man!

Molesworth - that youtube clip of John Redwood is hilarious - he looks like Mr Bean!

Let's face it, the job of MP has always been reserved for the unfortunate looking. Want to be famous? Huge ego? Can't sing, dance act or play football? Not good looking enough to get your kit off for a living or sit on a GMTV sofa? Then be an MP. The only good thing about Tony Blair was that at least he looked normal. Nick Clegg is actually bordering on handsome though.....Oh dear, what's happening to me.

All three very scary candidates from the main parties appeared to be out on the stump today in the fiercely-contested Sheffield Central...

my DS came home from school today wanting to know all about the election, the parties and what they stood for. lordy, a 10 year old with an interest in politics... turns out his school is holding an 'election' and he wants to run for a party.

His 4 choices are Lib Dem, Conservative, Labour and Green party.

So now I have to help him with a few speeches, help explain what each party stands for and help him 'campaign'

I did say he could download each parties manifesto, but think that might be over his head.

so, what does each party stand for? Anyone want to give us any pointers in the basics?

First News has a panel with all the would-be Children's Ministers

here

gah, that Michael Gove was on Question Time last week, he was hateful!

the hills, MN have a policy breakdown of each of the parties on their election 2010 page - it's quite useful.

On the subject of scary prospective MPs again, Ernie Warrender - UKIP candidate for Bath. Planning to use the Daimler to sort out the local transport problems perhaps? Or to escort immigrants back home?

thanks UQD and Pfft.

pfft, I cant find that thread, any chance of a link?

Prince Harry is our local Lib Dem candidate it seems

I didn't know 9 year-olds could stand for parliament

thehills, it's here - top left hand link, "promises, promises"

Michael Gove looks (and sounds) like Stingy from LazyTown. When he was on QT, I was expecting him to turn round and say "It's mine!"