Conservatives launch Team 2015

Do you like the idea of watching Ed Miliband and Ed Balls strolling up Downing Street after the next election?

Could you live with their hands back on our nation’s finances - borrowing, spending and saddling you and the children with more debt for years to come?

If not – would you like to do something about it?

If so, the Conservatives are giving you the opportunity to do so by signing up for Team2015 to help secure a Conservative majority in 2015.

Team2015 is a volunteer network which deploys our best people to where they are most needed in our 40:40 target seats.

Your skills will be channelled directly to the campaigns that need them most - and you'll be joining over a thousand other volunteers on the ground in a target seat near you.

Help us reach that all important majority in 2015 so we can:
  • Stand up for those who want to work hard and get on in life
  • Finish off the job we’ve begun by getting our deficit under control
  • Make sure work pays by continuing our welfare reforms
  • Continue to build Britain the world class education system she deserves
  • Carry on our hard work to restore order to our immigration system
  • Let Britain Decide on our relationship with the EU through a referendum by 2017, as Ed Miliband makes clear that he is too weak to give his MPs, let alone the public, a say
If you want to achieve all of the above and stop the keys to No10 and No11 being handed back to the very people who crashed our economy in the first place, then please join Team2015 today.
Sign up now at www.conservatives.com/Team2015 and one of our Team2015 coordinators will be in touch.

Comments

Jim said…
Do you like the idea of watching Ed Miliband and Ed Balls strolling up Downing Street after the next election?

I don't really mind, just so long as they are pushing ash carts as they took a jobs as road sweepers after losing their seats.
3:56 pm
Chris Whiteside said…
ROFL. Oh, what a lovely thought.
9:02 pm
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