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A new milestone on #libdemfightback

By | Mon 25th May 2015 - 9:59 pm

LibDemFightback 14000

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6 Comments

  • Eddie Sammon 25th May '15 - 11:18pm

    We need a renewed focus on getting Lib Dems back into government. Probably not in coalition, but I haven’t felt this powerless for a long time. I see the Conservatives making poor decisions and there is not much we can do about it.

    We need to try to foster rebellions as best we can.

  • Caron Lindsay Caron Lindsay 26th May '15 - 12:35am

    Have you rejoined, Eddie?

  • Eddie Sammon 26th May '15 - 1:10am

    No, but I would if I could (no money besides debt). I suppose I need to give myself a renewed focus on sorting it out! 🙂

    I hope to join soon. I would like to make it in time to vote in the leadership election, but we will see.

    There are people in a far worse situation than me anyway, which I have to give myself a reminder to think about sometimes!

  • JohnTilley 26th May '15 - 8:17am

    At first I misread this as “millstone” and it set me thinking what could possibly be wrong with lots of new members.

    Should hve gone to Specsavers, I suppose. 🙁

  • Daniel 27th May '15 - 1:30pm

    59k members now, another milestone

  • Daniel 1st Jun '15 - 12:17am

    And that makes 2 milestones today:
    15k new members (15018 at 12:10am)
    increase in membership by more than 1/3

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