Popular Front for the Liberation of St Ives?
In only one constituency, St Ives, was there a tussle over which political party was the true voice of Cornish nationalism. The Cornish Democrats just edged it, with a mighty 396 votes, pushing Mebyon Kernow into bottom place with 387.
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At 8th May 2010, davetnt wrote:A surprising result. However the Cornish Democrats aren't (isn't) Cornish nationalists, they're British nationalists using Cornish nationalism as a front.
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Comment number 2.
At 8th May 2010, AccurateChronometer wrote:This comment was removed because the moderators found it broke the house rules. Explain.
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Comment number 3.
At 9th May 2010, Stephen Richardson wrote:How does the ´óÏó´«Ã½ in Cornwall justify its disproportionate coverage of the Labour party during the general election?
Labour had no MPs in Cornwall in 2005. It had a lower share of the vote in the Euro elections and couldn't even get a unitary councillor. This election has shown that labour is not one of the 'big' parties in Cornwall so why does the ´óÏó´«Ã½ insist on disregarding its own policies and guidelines. Labour was given more coverage during the general election not substantially less as your own guidelines would suggest. Can you promise that coverage of labour will be dramatically reduced in the future - as there is a clear lack of support for them compared to conservatives and liberal democrats - or is all the talk of policy and guidelines merely a cover for bias towards London-centric parties after all?
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