Sentences with phrase «conservative election poster»

He also joked that he would «check his top pocket» — a reference to a Conservative election poster showing a miniature Mr Miliband in his breast pocket.

The promise of a clean campaign was slightly marred by the first Conservative election poster which promised voters «an MP you can trust» - a clear dig at Huhne.

Not exact matches

I wanted to talk about that Conservative campaign before the election, which slammed Labour's «death tax» and published that poster with the image of a grave inscribed with RIP OFF.

His article comes after David Cameron on Friday unveiled the Conservatives» first election campaign poster on a visit to Yorkshire with the slogan «Let's stay on the road to a stronger economy».

«Enoch Powell was often mentioned in evidence, as was the notorious Smethwick election campaign of 1964 in which a poster appeared — not distributed by the Conservatives, but remembered as such — saying «if you want a n **** r for a neighbour vote Labour».

To give one example from the election campaign, the Conservatives depicted Miliband as being in the pocket of Alex Salmond and as a puppet on a string held by Nicola Sturgeon, in posters warning of the dangers of a Labour minority government dependent on SNP support.

The Conservative poster showing Miliband in Salmond's pocket set the tone for Tory attacks throughout the election campaign and may well be remembered for a long time to come.

David Cameron has just launched the above poster as part of the Conservative campaign for the European Parliament election.

Interestingly, the poster was deployed in Conservative - Liberal Democrat English marginal seats such as Colchester in the 2015 election.

He was speaking on the BBC's Andrew Marr Show days after unveiling the Conservatives» first campaign poster for the general election.

The Conservatives say they are «firing the starting gun» for May's general election after launching their first campaign poster.

«Scottish Conservatives launch «Don't listen to Labour» poster Main Following the General Election on Twitter»