Saturday, January 19, 2008
Las sorpresas no terminan: Vinnie Jones
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"I'm a Conservative and have given money to the party," he says.
"I've thought of standing for Parliament - and I still might if I thought people would listen, because I talk for the ordinary working classes, not the toffs," adds Jones, who lives in Hollywood and hangs around with Madonna.
"I get on with the boys at the pub but I can also mix with Prince Andrew. I understand both levels.
"The toffs haven't lived in council estates, they've just known big mansions. How can they understand how the postman feels? I would never say no to becoming an MP."
Hollywood hardman VINNIE JONES is considering a move into the world of
politics - but only if he's sure he can "make a big difference" to the British way of life.
The former soccer star has recently donated a bundle of money to Britain's CONSERVATIVE Party, because he supports their positive approach to countryside issues.
The GONE IN 60 SECONDS actor says, "I would get into politics if I felt it could make a big difference. I have just started giving money to the Conservatives because they care about the countryside and are better than the other lot."
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The former soccer star has recently donated a bundle of money to Britain's CONSERVATIVE Party, because he supports their positive approach to countryside issues.
The GONE IN 60 SECONDS actor says, "I would get into politics if I felt it could make a big difference. I have just started giving money to the Conservatives because they care about the countryside and are better than the other lot."