I only ask because, whilst it has become traditional for other political parties to copy Liberal Democrat policies, Today has now started doing the same.
Perhaps it is the start of a John Humphrys for Parliament campaign? (Though let’s hope he doesn’t find his attempt to vote for himself scuppered by the failure of his local council to remind him that he signed up for a postal vote; I mean – being told nine times by the council that you have a postal vote isn’t really often enough is it?)
In case you’re wondering if it is site value rating that Today has come out in favour of, actually no – rather they’ve lifted lock, stock and barrel Nick Clegg’s Great Repeal Act / Freedom Bill idea and are running their own series to find laws to axe cunningly called … wait for it … The Christmas Repeal.
They did though have the decency to give one of the slots to Nick Clegg, and if you missed it you can listen again on the Today archive page – you want the entry for 18th December, 8:50am.
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a John Humphrey for Parliament campaign
I’d vote for him. Sign im up…
Newsnight have done the same, claiming that “Oh My Newsnight” was the idea of the producer. I think that it might in fact be based on “Oh My News”, the well-known South Korean citizen journalism site.
On the postal vote thing, I can understand his frustration.
For the 2005 General Election, I specifically asked for a postal vote for that election only, and deliberately ticked the boxes to that effect, only to get Kettering Borough Council writing to me to say “Thankyou for your application for a postal vote for all future elections.”
Scribbling explict instructions over the form for next year’s elections should (hopefully) have reminded them to give me back my polling station vote after May!