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Of course there's also the fact that the Lib Dems trying to present themselves as cleaner than clean, and the "anti-politics" party is a load of rubbish, they are just as worse (in many cases, particularly in their local publicity) than the rest.

The amount of lies I have read about the Conservatives' candidate in my seat, from the Lib Dems is absolutely astonishing.

http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/a...-dems-integrity-can-be-such-a-dirty-business/

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/a...-Democrats-dirty-tricks-real-nasty-party.html

The more and more I see it, the Lib Dems are little different from Labour; wanting to continue to discourage initiative and hard work with their hard taxes, and some pretty scary policies on Europe and security. Let's not forget their VAT plan on new homes (a great way to get young people onto the housing ladder).
 

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Of course there's also the fact that the Lib Dems trying to present themselves as cleaner than clean, and the "anti-politics" party is a load of rubbish, they are just as worse (in many cases, particularly in their local publicity) than the rest.

The amount of lies I have read about the Conservatives' candidate in my seat, from the Lib Dems is absolutely astonishing.

http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/a...-dems-integrity-can-be-such-a-dirty-business/

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/a...-Democrats-dirty-tricks-real-nasty-party.html

The more and more I see it, the Lib Dems are little different from Labour; wanting to continue to discourage initiative and hard work with their hard taxes, and some pretty scary policies on Europe and security. Let's not forget their VAT plan on new homes (a great way to get young people onto the housing ladder).

No doubt where your political sentiments lie then Mojo?

Two articles critical of the LibDems in the two most pro-Tory newspapers. Hardly expect anything less! Especially from Peter O'Bore!

And the Tories postion in Europe - that really is scary - allying themselves with far-right extremist, anti-semetic, racist parties.
 

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It doesn't matter what newspaper those things are printed in. They are fact and it cannot be denied that they have done those things; so what if they have printed them, all newspapers have printed what the Conservatives & Labour have done, so why not the Lib Dems?
And the Tories postion in Europe - that really is scary - allying themselves with far-right extremist, anti-semetic, racist parties.
What? You mean just like people who say things such as "The court didn’t bow to pressure from the aggressive homosexual lobby, which came to make a scene as usual," parties who produce posters such as "Daddy and Papa? This isn’t the family we want!" and "Children rather than Indians?" How about, in the words of the Independent newspaper "Italian neo-facists?" Oh wait, those are are already in the EPP, the grouping the Conservatives have just left.

What about 9/11 deniers, former IRA activists and a party with a leader who has done time for assault, been caught requesting sexual favours for jobs in office and one awarded honorary degrees by an anti-Semitic organisation? Oh yeah, all currently parties sitting with Labour.
 

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Of course, as we know, Europe is out to take control of the world by tommorow and we're going to be nuked by Russia next week. :roll: Clegg's "scary" policies on Europe and Defence are pretty much common sense to me. However, I found it rather amusing that Brown kept trying to label Clegg as "anti-American", purely because he voted against the Iraq War?

Anyway, it wouldn't suprise me at all now if the boy Cameron never gets to be Prime Minister. The Tories will quickly turn against his Big Society waffle if he loses the next election!
 

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However, I found it rather amusing that Brown kept trying to label Clegg as "anti-American", purely because he voted against the Iraq War?

I couldn't understand what Gordon Brown was playing at here, was trying to guarantee Liberal Democrat victory? Seeing how many people hate America in this country, surely being described as 'anti-American' is a fine accolade for any potential PM! :lol:
 
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