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Stephen Tall

Has Nick detected the emergence of ‘shy Cleggites’?

By Stephen Tall | Thu 13th January 2011 - 9:59 pm

‘Shy Tories’ — the term applied to those planning to vote Conservative, but too embarrassed to admit it publicly — was a phrase used to help explain the pollsters’ failure to predict John Major’s 1992 election victory. An anecdote told by Nick Clegg in his interview in today’s Sun suggests the Lib Dems might also have our own share of abashed admirers:

Mr Clegg said: “Of course some people come up to me and say, ‘Oh we don’t like the Government doing this and doing that’. But more people come up to me and say, ‘I think you are doing

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The Voice

“It is my job to see that Cameron f****** well gets into Downing Street” – Sun’s political editor

By The Voice | Mon 26th April 2010 - 8:50 pm

Full marks for frankness if not for political independence:

“It is my job to see that Cameron f****** well gets into Downing Street,” proclaimed Tom Newton Dunn, political editor of the Sun, to a group of journalists from rival papers, recently.

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