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“Our optimistic vision is pro UK, pro EU and progressive”

By | Thu 18th May 2017 - 8:42 am

Here’s the latest Scottish Liberal Democrats’ Party Election Broadcast. It’s bright, bold and it has banjo

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3 Comments

  • Iain 18th May '17 - 1:51pm

    This is the first PEB of ours I’ve liked

    Well done the Scottish Lib Dems

  • David LG 18th May '17 - 5:54pm

    It’s incredibly repetitive though, do we have so.e evidence that repeating two or three basic statements over and over gets through to people more than if you provide more detail in a PEB?

    And do most people understand what the phrase “hard brexit” means? Many will probably think it means the same as brexit and that we’re just trying to undermine the referendum result when we say we want to stop a hard brexit.

  • Stimpson 19th May '17 - 9:48am

    Repetition works for the Tories – “Strong and Stable”, “Long Term Economic Plan”. It can work for us.

    The party needs to attack Labour more though. Images of junior doctors on strike whilst patients wait, steel workers on strike – whilst hard working foreign steel workers get on with the job, rail workers on strike whilst perfectly safe driver only trains run, and black cabs holding up London with their racist attacks on Uber and Goldman Sachs should help.

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