Alex Foster

Dr Pack gets third degree

By | Thu 15th January 2009 - 3:12 pm

I don’t mean he’s now even better qualified to run Lib Dem Voice, I mean the Voice’s own Mark Pack been answering some tough questions from Sunny Hundal at the Liberal Conspiracy.

Amongst the questions are these:

  • No doubt you get accused of being a party mouthpiece all the time, since you actually work for the party. How would you counter that accusation?
  • Isn’t focusing only on Libdem news unlikely to attract new members?
  • Do you think Libdembloggers aren’t cohesive enough? Do they not talk to each other enough?

You can read the full interview here – and maybe even answer the questions yourself in the comments there or here.

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One Comment

  • David Evans 16th Jan '09 - 11:09am

    Never knew what Mark’s First degree was, never mind his second or a third!

    Obviously a man with too much spare time in the office!!

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