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James Reynolds, National Party candidate for Longford/Westmeath, speaks at a debate in Mullingar hosted by the Irish Farmers’ Association.
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All across the embattled Irish Nation which is experiencing historic crisis in almost all of it’s government departments, the new parties such as The Irish Freedom Party, the National Party, ACI, as well as old friends like RENUA and Independents, are excited by the doorstep reactions they are getting in this General Election campaign.
They all report that the electorate is intensely against all the media refusing to talk about the mass immigration that the main parties are pushing – and they are looking like they could have their successes too.
The National Party has ten candidates in the fray across the country and look forward to their deputy leader , the former Longford IFA chairman James Reynolds getting elected in Longford-Westmeath – James went down in price in PaddyPower odds from 66/1 to 7/1 in the past 24 hours and his price is still dropping like a stone. All this despite mainstream media like Irish Times and RTE doing their best to omit him from their e
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