Asda shows political favour to Labour

By
The Basa
– April 29, 2005Posted in: Alistair Darling, Conservative, Labour

Asda the supermarket chain now owned by America’s Wal-Mart this week showed political favour to the labour party. Bosses at the company’s Chesser store told conservative candidate he wasn’t allowed to campaign there. However, labour candidate and part-time Secretary of State for Scotland Alister Darling was even allowed a walkabout inside the store.

After a call from the Evening News, Asda backed off and allowed Gordon Buchan to campaign. Definitely shabby!

More Info: Move over Darling, it’s Tory’s turn to shop for votes

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