As we discovered yesterday, Nick Clegg is the special guest on Radio 4’s You and Yours this morning and will be taking phone calls and emails from the public.
If you have thoughts on the matter and can’t get on air yourself, why not use the space below to alleviate your frustration?
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Competent performance. I think Nick was a bit frustrated at the lack of policy questions.
Fun to see someone still flogging the Michael Brown dead horse – credit for perseverence, if nothing else.
Particularly hilarious was the comment by someone at the start that he was a lifelong LD voter, but would never vote for us under Clegg because of the pension ‘gaffe’. I’ve never seen what was so awful about a man in his forties not knowing what the state pension is! Certainly not important enough to influence your vote, surely?
Impressive as usual. Still on the wrong side of the Lisbon Treaty argument though.
If, like me, you can’t get Realplayer to work, you can listen on iPlayer here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00kwn47/You_and_Yours_Call_You_and_Yours/