He believed Mr Gibson to be a worker who had embedded himself in the constituency but his views were a reflection of a wider feeling that Labour had not targeted its campaign.
TALKING to a long-serving Labour MP as the party re-launched its manifesto two weeks ago, he said that anyone with money to spare should put it on the SNP’s Kenneth Gibson holding on to the Cunnnighame North constituency.
He believed Mr Gibson to be a worker who had embedded himself in the constituency but his views were a reflection of a wider feeling that Labour had not targeted its campaign.
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