Paul Walter

New members declare why they are liberal on Twitter #libdemnewbies #imliberal

By | Thu 13th August 2015 - 12:42 pm

This is a great sort of viral sort of thing. You can join in with the hashtag #imliberal and/or #libdemnewbies.

https://twitter.com/lesbonner/status/631489521658499072

…and one for the feline vote…

* Paul Walter is a Liberal Democrat activist and member of the Liberal Democrat Voice team. He blogs at Liberal Burblings.

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One Comment

  • Richard Underhill 16th Aug '15 - 1:48pm

    Wow. When our leader had lived down the “Boy David” comment he had received as a young MP and by-election winner, he told a rally in Glasgow that people were joining us in preference to “the two ugly sisters”.

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