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Town_Walls - July 6, 2010 06:38 PM (GMT)
Arriving home from work this evening, I was delighted to find that the local branch of the Cleggeron Party had kindly taken time out from their busy schedule to write to me. Sadly much of their missive appears to be about stamping out the heinous crime of being under 35 in a public place. However, I was interested in Dr Charles West's revelation that

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Have they always been as keen on their coalition partners? My memory is not what it was, which is why it is lucky that I haven't yet got round to throwing away the letters they sent me in April and May. First, the official election communication.

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Nothing too uncomplimentary, although that bar chart is rather dodgy. I hope they won't use it again.

A few days later, this came through the door.

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"The Conservatives can't be trusted to change things either." Oh dear. But, then, came the "Election Special!"...

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"... Vince Cable's plans make far more sense than George Osborne"?? Surely both have exactly the same policy, involving taking an axe to public services while Trident, the Royal Family and the EU go untouched. "Same old Conservatives"?? That's not a very nice thing to say about your new friends.

But wait, there's a Photoshop abortion on the way...

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"Polish classes". There's a cynical low blow for you.

And, finally, on my front mat when I came home after work, many hours after I had voted.

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I love the "Good morning" in a cheery typeface. Makes me think of singing "Kum by yah" to the accompaniment of a rainbow-strapped guitar. Still I do like "Vote against the machine!". I bet da kidz really dug that.

Peter Gilbert - July 6, 2010 07:58 PM (GMT)
I would never vote Lib dems in a million years I live in a Liberal constituancy I wonder how many that vote for them actually know what they stand for?
1/ Road pricing
2/ scrapping of Tridant
3/Amnesty for ilegal immigrants
4/ more climate change scaremongering
5/very pro EU
6/ 1000000 green jobs (what nonesense is that)
7/ more green laws and taxes
Frankly I believe the Liberals could well be worse then Labour no offence but LIBERAL NO.

Town_Walls - July 7, 2010 06:01 PM (GMT)
I see our magenta-coloured MP is getting a bit of a kicking on ToryHome.

Peter Gilbert - July 8, 2010 07:50 AM (GMT)
I used to be a Tory and have met your MP who at the time I considered OK,however I no longer feel any of the main three political parties either listen to us or take our views seriously.
As an anti EU activist only UKIP can represent people with my views Cameron pretends to be Euro Skeptic if the situation warrants it but in reality he is as pro the fourth reich as the rest of them.
I get very angry whenever they mention referendums because frankly I dont want any of these three parties of Traitors in power and yes PR would lead to some dificulties but at least it would be fairer then what we have now.




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