LDVideo: Nick speaks about launch of Lib Dem tax plans

Here for LDV readers’ delectation is Nick Clegg speaking to camera just after launching the Lib Dems’ tax proposals for the next election: tax cuts for millions of people paid for by closing tax loopholes, making polluters pay and introducing a mansion tax on homes worth over £2m.

PS to the Lib Dem video production team person: I don’t mind the slightly shaky camera work or the under-exposed picture – all adds to the authenticity – but can we please work on getting the background right, showing Nick in an ordinary setting with people going about their everyday lives behind him – not the porch of a Georgian house in central London.

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4 Comments

  • Terry Gilbert 30th Nov '09 - 9:58pm

    And if I was an interested voter surfing on the BBC News site, the whole announcement is headlined:
    ‘Lib Dem ‘rethink’ on Mansion tax.’

    Media strategy? Could do better. The rethink should have been got out of the way a week BEFORE the launch of the main policy announcements.

    And, btw, why is the party website now BLUE, of all colours!!!

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