For the Lib Dems it’s Building a fairer Britain …
For Labour it’s A future fayre free-for-all (or something) …
But for the Tories, David Cameron seems to be adopting an unusually honest approach, according to this PoliticsHome.com teaser:
The Conservative Party is not for many.
Admitting it is the first step, I guess.
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Just in case anyone was wondering, the sentence that was chopped in half read “David explains why the Conservative Party is not for many or the few – it is for everyone.”
If the election campaign is going to be anything like as inane as the sample above suggests, thank heaven it’s going to be over soon!
It’s tagged under ‘humour’ for a reason.
Oh – my mistake. I didn’t realise it was funny.
Mr Tall,can you in future publish the full context of the headline and not what you would like it to be?
Many of us still remember the disgusting ‘straight choice’ campaign in Bermondsey and had hoped that the Lib Dems had finally grown up ,some hope!
John: I take it you missed this story being labelled “humour”? (Though if your comment is in fact meant to be a satirical caricature of grumpy uber-tribal commenter on political blogs who so rushes to tell other people how dreadful they are that minor matters like actually reading the post properly don’t matter to them, then apologies: it’s a great piece of satire.)
I must say that Mark Pack accusing someone of being “tribal” really does belong in the “humour” section!
Mark Pack is always funny,by accident.