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• Silvio 27th Jan - 11:49pm
  The goodwill and very positive feelings for the Lib Dems in 2010 offered a real opportunity to be part of a major change in politics....
• Hywel 27th Jan - 11:49pm
  I wonder what Nick's record of success in political campaigns looks like. It's a fair question to ask of someone setting out a political strategy.
• Ruth Bright 27th Jan - 11:26pm
  Glenn - quite. Converting non-voters is a more likely strategy. Nick Tyrone has achieved his goal of getting some attention a bit like when Germaine...
• John Roffey 27th Jan - 11:12pm
  Katharine Pindar 27th Jan '20 - 7:53pm "John Roffey. Thanks, John, but I am curbing my international instincts here to concentrate on the needs of...
• mbgooding 27th Jan - 10:59pm
  Katharine, as you wrote, “Beveridge wanted to combat five great evils as he saw them, Want, Disease, Ignorance, Squalor and Idleness”. We should want to...
• Glenn 27th Jan - 10:50pm
  Still waiting for Moby Tory, the mythical great white soft Conservative vote that fails to turn up at every election!