Mark Pack

Dear Nick Robinson…

By | Fri 9th April 2010 - 9:20 am

Dear Nick,

Sorry to be boring and quote things like numbers and evidence.

But on the 10pm news you said, “I think both sides agree the Tories have won the politics of the first week”.

I’d have thought the public should get a look in on this and you know what the public’s verdict is?

By a slim lead (within the margin of error, to be fair) the public says that the Liberal Democrats have run the most impressive campaign so far (see http://ukpollingreport.co.uk/blog/archives/2566).

Makes the idea that the Tories have won the politics look a bit different, I’d have thought?

Yours,

One of those horrible people who read numbers and comment online

Hat-tip: Alex Wilcock for the transcript.

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4 Comments

  • Euonym 9th Apr '10 - 11:16am

    instructive that he said “both sides”…

  • Edward 9th Apr '10 - 12:16pm

    Indeed, Euonym. “Both sides” agree on 95% of things; why are we surprised that they agree on this?

  • Sesenco 9th Apr '10 - 12:47pm

    Mr Robinson is, of course, a former Tory Party activist.

  • Tony Greaves 9th Apr '10 - 2:07pm

    He is also entrenched at the heart of the Westminster Bubble. In fact he provides a lot of the exhalations that form the bubbles!

    Tony Greaves

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