LDVideo: dodgy Tory stats, Nick’s online Q&A, and the Wallander-inspired Lib Dem PPB

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LDVideo: dodgy Tory stats, Nick’s online Q&A, and the Wallander-inspired Lib Dem PPB

By Stephen Tall | Sat 27th February 2010 - 6:45 pm

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Welcome to this latest LDVideo instalment, highlighting three political video clips from the past week.

First up, there’s Lies, damn lies and Conservative statistics courtesy Political Scrapbook (and with a nod towards this iconic Guinness advert):

(Hat-tip: Left Foot Forward. Available on YouTube here).

Secondly, here’s Nick Clegg responding to questions posted to Facebook (Facebook.com/nickclegg) and Twitter (@Nick_Clegg) in his latest online Q&A session with voters, and covering a variety of topics: support for carers, voter apathy, voting Lib Dem, military pay, the ‘Robin Hood Tax’, democratic accountability, Scottish independence; the hunger strikers and rights of children at Yarl’s Wood detention centre, and (forget biscuits) whether he prefers tea or coffee.

(Also available on YouTube here).

And finally, and a little more esoteric, here’s Beau Bo D’Or‘s Wallander-inspired election campaign video on behalf of the Lib Dems – though the party may baulk at the title, Feel sorry for us:

(Also available on YouTube here).

Read more by Stephen Tall or more about beau bo d'or, left foot forward, nick clegg or wallander.
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One Comment

Tabman 27th Feb '10 - 8:28pm

Love the Wallander one.

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