The Liberal Democrats’ latest party political broadcast will go out on TV across the country tonight to mark the end of conference, but you can watch it first right here.
Its themes link in with Nick’s conference speech: listening to people and tackling the economic pressures households are now under. Here it is:
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Sorry, didn’t like it:
http://libcync.blogspot.com/2008/09/new-party-confernce-broadcast.html
And at a stroke, all the good work of this week is undone.
Looked OK to me – Nick came across particularly well. What was wrong with it Alix?
Hywel,
The actors were an embarrassment. There was nothing in that video which couldn’t have come from either Labour or the Tories. Not interesting, not different, not helpful, not exciting, not winning here.
We can and must do much better. What is the point of the Lib Dems if were are going to be a pale version of blue labour/red tories.
On an aside, why is it that everywhere in the UK man is born rich, yet everywhere he is poor?