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WATCH: A brighter Lib Dem future for Britain – with Tim, Andrew, Layla, Jo – and a cameo by Jasper

By | Thu 1st June 2017 - 11:50 am

The party has been producing some cracking videos lately. This one is bound to make you smile. In it, Tim talks about what Lib Dem MPs can do for their communities and highlights the key strengths of 3 of our key candidates. Andrew George on fishing, Layla Moran on science and Jo Swinson on business are featured.

And, if, like me, you are a fan of Tim’s Springer Spaniel, Jasper, you’ll be very happy indeed.

Enjoy.

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2 Comments

  • David LG 1st Jun '17 - 7:49pm

    Much better than any of our PEBs I’ve seen so far we’re finally emphasising one of the main reasons people used to vote for us.

  • Mike S 2nd Jun '17 - 12:48am

    This should connect with people well.
    Tim seems happy, at home, proud and relaxed here.
    Thought the piece to camera at the beginning was excellent.
    Even the dog seemed happy and content!

    Most people just want to live their lives in peace, do a fair days work for a fair days pay and spend time with their family and friends.
    We should not forget this simple truth.

    Videos like lives, can often come across as fake and way too complex.
    This just kept things simple and was better for it.

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