It’s certainly short and sweet.
What do you think?
It’s telling people that we are winning again, and that a vote for us will change Britain’s future, which appears to be our new slogan. Certainly that’s what’s painted over the bus.
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Very good. We need one of these every single day until June 8th, all over social media
Doesn’t feel right without “chart by John B Grout and Brian Milnes” on it
I’m concerned people won’t understand what this is about, so could dismiss it, but hopefully it will be played/posted with a bit of context.
There are also vox pops by ordinary voters, talking about why they are voting Lib Dem this time. I saw a few at HQ this afternoon. It all looks much slicker than 2015.
It’s good to be short,sharp, and frequent but most people except LDs won’t understand it refers to council seats; perhaps some cartoon councillors would make that clear.
Having said that I think short cartoon videos would be more popular than the usual dreary party political where the format is so stereotype.
I find that the cartoons in the Guardian and Times often encapsulate an issue so much better than the editorial.
A bit late for today…
It doesn’t make any sense, how can we change something (i.e. the future, by definition…) that hasn’t happened?
Totally and utterly pointless, can’t we do better than that?