Vapers in Power political party in the 2015 General Election

[robby]

www.markpawsey.org.uk/news/mark-pawsey-mp-sets-new-group-parliament-support-e-cigarette-users

Just in case you get in blaze

[robby]

Over £1300 now, nearly there

[chrisjw]

I tried donating a squid & it's trying to take £100 off me................



"Life...........is just a bowl of tricks!!!!!!"

[antz1970]

donated ....not much but i spose every little helps

[Chrissie]

Donated

[dagl]

Donated.
£185 short of target atm..

[Deleted]

Done, currently at £1327

[chrisjw]

Done.................



"Life...........is just a bowl of tricks!!!!!!"

[jessica]

Mar 8, 2015 15:41:43 GMT antz1970 said:

donated ....not much but i spose every little helps

Thank you very much

Any donation is REALLY appreciated. 

64 people have now funded this campaign and it's at 88% after only 5 days - this means that we can put a vaping candidate for election AND also shows we have community support for it - which is really important. 

A MASSIVE thank you to everyone who has donated or helped to share this campaign - we are truly overwhelmed by the response (sniff)

[dagl]

Mar 3, 2015 12:29:16 GMT robby said:

 We`ve only got ourselves to blame if it all goes pearshaped in the future. It`s action and visibility we need and this is an inexpensive way of getting some of that. No amount of waffling on about it on forums etc is going to make a lot of difference. This COULD make a difference IMHO

See what I did there?

[robby]

Less than £100 to go now

[prr]

I am not trying to be negative but isn't£1500 the deposit for one constituency? Surely the way forward is for each of us to beard our candidates in their den and make our point re vaping. We can point out that there are at least 100,000 of us that are truly committed, bearing in mind that there are 650 constituencies in the UK.

[robby]

Got to start somewhere prr, very good value positive publicity in my opinion

[prr]

Whilst I accept your point robby when has anyone in this country seen a single issue party make any impact whatsoever on the political spectrum? My firm belief is that as a group we might be able to make a difference in marginal constituencies, for instance my constituency was won by the Tories by 174 votes, we who care should take our issue to prospective MP's and then hold them to account

[prr]

Deleted because I'm a Pillock and posted twice!