It really is the party of the idle rich.
He offers no actual reasons other than, "...one thing I’m certain of is that if Carla Denyer, Adrian Ramsey, Tamsin Omond and Amelia Womack were all elected to Westminster, this would already be a better country to live in."
Which is fair enough. But bonkers.
Which is fair enough. But bonkers.
He continues...
"And if there were 20 or more Green MPs I would sleep better at night and worry less about the future of this country."
That's because he doesn't have to work in any normal sense of the word 'work'.
"And if there were 20 or more Green MPs I would sleep better at night and worry less about the future of this country."
That's because he doesn't have to work in any normal sense of the word 'work'.
Omond is a strange choice of leader to get behind, not least because she is so strange, but because she has a long history of failed projects behind her...
She also once tried to form her own political party, despite the Green Party already existing.
She thought she could better connect with the public of Hampstead and Kilburn than the extant Westminster parties at the 2010 election.
She thought she could better connect with the public of Hampstead and Kilburn than the extant Westminster parties at the 2010 election.
Tamsin, standing for the Tamsin Party, won a whopping 123 votes -- or 0.2% -- which was more than a third of the BNP's votes. 
Without wishing to be unkind, I would be very worried if the likes of Omond gained any more influence, and I think that anyone who thinks that she is capable of making their lives better is hopelessly delusional.
You *have* to either be insane or lead an extremely comfortable and sheltered life to think that such batshit people are capable of doing anything at all, let alone holding power.
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