Susan Kramer answers 10 questions about her campaign for Party President

Susan Kramer and Tim Farron were both asked the same ten questions about their bid to be LibDem President and given the option to reply in whatever format and at whatever length they wished. Susan’s answers are below and you can find Tim’s answers here. My own commentary on the answers and race more generally is here.

Note: this is the full set of answers provided by Susan. The eagle-eyed will notice that one answer is missing. I’ve let her campaign know and will add the missing answer if it is subsequently supplied.

(Also on YouTube here.)

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3 Comments

  • Yellow Bird 2nd Nov '10 - 5:42pm

    The video is not accessible for me.

    Tim’s questions I was able to read quickly and easily.

    This might influence my views.

  • It’s a good set of answers – well worth spending 8 minutes on. But I can’t understand why Sue Kramer wasn’t able to record this in a place without so much background noise!

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