Those of you who subscribe to Liberator magazine will have already seen it – but for the rest of you, Liberator’s question-and-answer session with the two leadership candidates, published in our November edition, is now available online.
We asked both candidates the same six questions on the same terms, enabling you to compare and contrast their answers.
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My word – that first question says it ALL about the whole contest.
Huhne’s attacking response sums up his campaign. I really don’t like it to be honest.
I must say that Huhne’s attack in his Liberator piece has really put me off as well. Claiming you didn’t know about the attack dossier your campaign did when you constantly use it’s contents is ridiculous.
No 2.
Chris will be “attacking” Brown and Cameron in three weeks time. And no doubt he’ll have a list of accurate quotes in his hand.
It is precisely because Chris is prepared to get his rag out occasionally that members are flocking to him in such numbers.
Wasn’t Denis Healey the greatest leader the Labour Party never had (and the most popular politician in Britain)?
Isn’t Trident a really stupid thing to choose as your opening salvo, though? That didn’t strike me as very competent.