David Campanale: ‘An anti-Christian faction of the Lib Dems is bullying me for going to church’
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Marcus Jones2022-11-05T22:08:00
A prospective parliamentary candidate has alleged he’s been the victim of harassment and bullying by a “lynch mob” of Liberal Democrat members who object to his Christian beliefs. In this interview with Premier's Marcus Jones, David Campanale says he’s facing de-selection because of his faith, and urges party leader Sir Ed Davey to intervene
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