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Monday, 28 April 2008

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Hobgoblin

I only wish Tom Lehrer were still writing songs - the to-ing and fro-ing between Labour and the Tories is beyond absurd. What does each party stand for? Who knows? It changes day by day. I never thought I would vote Tory and I still can't imagine it really, but the trouble is that once you ditch any core values like Clause 4, voters don't really know what they're voting for. The same goes for the Tories - if I were in my 70s and a Tory voter all my life, I'd be horrified at what Cameron is doing.

wit and wisdom

Luckily the Lib Dems have principles, policies and ever more experience of taking serious decisions across the country as far afield as Cardiff, Newcastle, Sutton, Stockport and Liverpool.

bill edmunds

The Tories are quite happy to admit that their day-to-day activities are nothing to do with the next Tory Manifesto but are there to con the electors into believing that they are no longer the Nasty Party but are a party for the poor and under-privileged. Once elected the Thatcherites will re-emerge as arrogant as ever and point out that though warm words were used no commitments to helping the poor were ever made.

Muhammad Ali

At first when David Cameron came to lead the Tories he was reluctant to come out with any policy, and since he has been coming out with 'Tory' policy it seems as if it is the same old same old we get with Labour. Electorates find it very hard to establish what each of these parties stand for and this is going to be detrimental in the British political system.

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