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Recent Comments

• Helen Dudden
  It's about what is needed by he voting public. If the Labour Party had not drifted off with comments that were not positive, things would have been different a...
• Angie Robertson
  @Chris Moore if you read Prue’s first paragraph it states we are an evidenced based party that listens to many views and considers consequences of policies. I...
• Steven
  It is such a shame we gave Germany a pretty sane, rational and relatively few in flaws electoral system whilst continuing to saddle ourselves with an archaic an...
• Steven
  Indeed, Fiona. Whilst it is true that the Lib Dems can't bang on about PR all the time it is appropriate that the party does, occasionally, stress that it is th...
• TonyH
  I think Angie's comment is just about on topic. Prue's article rightly makes a point of extolling the virtues of rational, evidence-based decision-making, so it...