Yes, I can point too
On a recent campaign visit to Birmingham, I went pointing with Radley Russell:
When a by-election candidate goes pointing
Welcome to proper campaigning for Andrea Kidd from Leighton Buzzard, who has upgraded herself from leaflet deliver via canvasser to town council by-election candidate with a full embrace of local community campaigning. Which involves pointing at things, of course.
Purists may argue it’s more of a double palm wave than a true point, but we’ve got a modern approach to defining pointing on this site. And sometimes a pothole is so exasperating that using both hands is justified.
A traditional pothole pointing pose
Bryony Davies used to run the office for Liberal Democrat MP Mark Williams. She hasn’t lost her touch since:
Train those new councillors to point
An excellent training start for the local team from Canterbury and Coastal Liberal Democrats following the May 2023 local elections:
None of this new fangled toy ducks nonsense. Just good old fashioned plain pointing.
You can be happy and point too
Glum pointing may be the dominant tradition, but you can be happy and point too. As demonstrated by newly re-elected Liberal Democrat councillor, John Potter. Newly re-elected and straight on to more pothole casework:
