General Election 2010

[Christmas Tree 3997]

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http://www.andybarefoot.com/politics/tory.php

[Happy Face 29]

 

[Christmas Tree 3997]

 

 

 

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Edited April 15, 2010 by Christmas Tree

[peasepud 59]

 

[Christmas Tree 3997]

After 30 minutes Clegg winning hands down. Brown looks like a dinasoar and Cameron too serious.

 

Come on Dave, get in the game.

[Tom 13811]

It's all kicking off and the camera man is pissed!

[Billy Castell 0]

How do you get it to appear on here? I tried the method and it didn't work.

[Tom 13811]

Cameron is such a prick.

[Christmas Tree 3997]

Clegg is light years ahead and both my 21 and 18 year old daughters say they would vote for him.

[Billy Castell 0]

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Edited April 15, 2010 by Billy Castell

[ewerk 26189]

Brown looks like he's not quite sure when he should be smiling, Cameron looks like he's trying too hard to come across as serious, Clegg is deluded idealist.

[Dr Kenneth Noisewater 0]

Brown doing that weird breathing thing.

[Park Life 70]

Brown looks like he's not quite sure when he should be smiling, Cameron looks like he's trying too hard to come across as serious, Clegg is deluded idealist.

 

That'll save me watching it.

[Tooj 17]

Clegg came across really well. Then again as already mentioned he is definitely in the best position for these kind of debates simply due to the fact he can portion blame for our apparent woes on the other two parties and say his party will be difference.

 

Finding myself at the moment thinking of voting Lib Dem, but then again if they were elected my job with the NHS might not be the most secure.

 

Cameron came across the worst as well btw. Dodged most questions aimed at him and wouldn't commit to anything whatsoever.

[ewerk 26189]

Clegg could promise the moon on a stick, doesn't matter because he's never going to get the chance to be proved wrong.

[Ayatollah Hermione 12736]

All I got from Cameron's bits was that he met a black person once.

[peasepud 59]

Clegg could promise the moon on a stick, doesn't matter because he's never going to get the chance to be proved wrong.

 

A bit like UKIP yesterday.... "we'll abolish National Insurance and reduce Income Tax".

 

Oh and grant three wishes to everyone.

[Meenzer 13983]

Clegg could promise the moon on a stick, doesn't matter because he's never going to get the chance to be proved wrong.

 

There's no point in having any parties other than the Conservatives and Labour then.

[Flair 0]

Clegg could promise the moon on a stick, doesn't matter because he's never going to get the chance to be proved wrong.

 

There's no point in having any parties other than the Conservatives and Labour then.

 

Don't feed the clown.

[ewerk 26189]

Clegg could promise the moon on a stick, doesn't matter because he's never going to get the chance to be proved wrong.

 

There's no point in having any parties other than the Conservatives and Labour then.

 

Would you honestly trust a Lib Dem goverment to be able to fulfil their pledges?

[Renton 17628]

Clegg could promise the moon on a stick, doesn't matter because he's never going to get the chance to be proved wrong.

 

There's no point in having any parties other than the Conservatives and Labour then.

 

Edit: Meant to say the ideal situation I'd like to see now is a Lib-Dem coalition. This can be achieved through tactical voting, surely?

Edited April 15, 2010 by Renton

[peasepud 59]

Clegg could promise the moon on a stick, doesn't matter because he's never going to get the chance to be proved wrong.

 

There's no point in having any parties other than the Conservatives and Labour then.

 

Would you honestly trust a Lib Dem goverment to be able to fulfil their pledges?

 

hmmm you might be asking the wrong fella there like

 

 

[Renton 17628]

Clegg came across really well. Then again as already mentioned he is definitely in the best position for these kind of debates simply due to the fact he can portion blame for our apparent woes on the other two parties and say his party will be difference.

 

Finding myself at the moment thinking of voting Lib Dem, but then again if they were elected my job with the NHS might not be the most secure.

 

Cameron came across the worst as well btw. Dodged most questions aimed at him and wouldn't commit to anything whatsoever.

 

School yard politics regarding the NHS from Clegg and Cameron I thought. As if we can pay for every cancer drug or run the budget from the 'front line'.

 

Either they are completely clueless or entirely disingenuous - take your pick.

[Tooj 17]

Clegg came across really well. Then again as already mentioned he is definitely in the best position for these kind of debates simply due to the fact he can portion blame for our apparent woes on the other two parties and say his party will be difference.

 

Finding myself at the moment thinking of voting Lib Dem, but then again if they were elected my job with the NHS might not be the most secure.

 

Cameron came across the worst as well btw. Dodged most questions aimed at him and wouldn't commit to anything whatsoever.

 

School yard politics regarding the NHS from Clegg and Cameron I thought. As if we can pay for every cancer drug or run the budget from the 'front line'.

 

Either they are completely clueless or entirely disingenuous - take your pick.

You've pretty much described Cameron in one word.

[Meenzer 13983]

Clegg could promise the moon on a stick, doesn't matter because he's never going to get the chance to be proved wrong.

 

There's no point in having any parties other than the Conservatives and Labour then.

 

Would you honestly trust a Lib Dem goverment to be able to fulfil their pledges?

 

I absolutely would, but then I'm never going to get the chance to be proved wrong.