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   nice1
   Member

   All the local work by Engage and the recent YouElect interviews have provided answers given by both of the two main candidates from Labour and Conservative. Going off this I believe the Muslims should be voting Tory.

   Posted 2 years ago #
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   Knight
   Member

   I was there nice1 and you must have come in as a tory not to have heard what was said - get real

   Posted 2 years ago #
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   nice1
   Member

   Julie Hilling wasn't even present at that 'hustings' so I really don't know whose views you are on about mate. I'm referring to the written answers given by candidates to engage and more importantly to the answers given to the YouElect interviewer. Those interviews make it fairly clear who's more in tune to our Muslim views. Read the interview documents mate and no I'm not a Tory but will be voting for them for the first time ever.

   Posted 2 years ago #
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   BoltonBread
   Member

   Being a mother and a teacher, I'm going for Susan Williams too. In the interview, her views on sex education to our kids and the rights of the unborn baby are spot on with many of my concerns. I do not want my young kids being taught about homosexuality and It is also appalling that we are able to kill babies at 24 weeks at present because of the pro choice lobby who give all the rights to the women for their bodies - who speaks for the unborn baby? Susan Williams Conservative would vote to reduce the abortion limit to the lowest possible and has gone on record to say 12 weeks whereas Julie Hilling for Labour wouldn't even commit to a figure which suggests she is more pro choice than pro life.

   Susan Williams also comes across as someone who really gets it and the challenges we face in her words "with the rise of secularism" and the danger that poses to us practicing Muslims going forwards.

   I'm pleased in knowing that Susan is also the favourite to win the seat.

   Posted 2 years ago #

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