LDVideo: Susan Kramer and Tim Farron’s online Presidential hustings

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LDVideo: Susan Kramer and Tim Farron’s online Presidential hustings

By Helen Duffett | Fri 22nd October 2010 - 3:41 pm

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Tim Farron and Susan Kramer took part in an online hustings this week, taking questions from a live and online audience. Play the video below to watch the two candidates explain why they want to be Party President and discuss what they would do in the role.

Video also available on YouTube here.

Susan and Tim also answered questions on retaining a distinct Liberal Democrat indentity, on youth and diversity matters, as well as current issues facing the party.

You can watch the rest of the clips on YouTube here.

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Read more by Helen Duffett or more about susan kramer or tim farron.
This entry was posted in Party Presidency.

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3 Comments

Marianne 23rd Oct '10 - 4:28am

It’s a real shame these videos aren’t also available for download. I’d much prefer to watch these in the media player of my choice than on Youtube.
George Kendall 24th Oct '10 - 10:59am

@Helen Duffett
Thanks for doing this. It was extremely useful in deciding how I would vote. And … well chaired!
Kyle 27th Oct '10 - 1:53pm

very useful! thanks!

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