What the hell have the Lib Dems done?

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What the hell have the Lib Dems done?

By Stephen Tall | Thu 2nd May 2013 - 3:40 pm

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That’s the does-what-it-says-on-the-tin name for the website, created by William Summers and run by Mark Pack, highlighting some of the key successes of the Lib Dems in government.

It’s been freshly updated this week, so what better day could there be than to take a look and share it with any friends and colleagues yet to decide how to cast their vote today?

PS: I understand from Mark that the updated version of his infographc — click here to enjoy its resplendence — should be available shortly.

* Stephen was Editor (and Co-Editor) of Liberal Democrat Voice from 2007 to 2015, and writes at The Collected Stephen Tall.

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5 Comments

Eddie Sammon 3rd May '13 - 12:15am

I feel as though we are sat in a massive glass house. If we value promises then we need to ask Clegg to stand down. Justice needs to be done.
A Social Liberal 3rd May '13 - 12:27am

The emphasis is in the wrong place. This should read ‘what HAVE the LIb Dems done’ (as in what have the Libe Dems gone and done)
Martin 3rd May '13 - 12:48am

“What the hell have the Lib Dems done?”

Well, lost your deposit in South Shields for starters. And managed to only get 352 votes?

And, more importantly, you’ve turned quite a few people I have known for a very long time into frightened people who are starting to talk as if they’re fully paid up members of the bloody BNP!
angelleb 3rd May '13 - 4:08am

As a UKIP supporter I feel sorry for the lib dems. They never should have got in bed with the tories. They are going to be ravaged in 2015.
Peter Watson 3rd May '13 - 7:32am

I think that the party needs to be careful with a message about taking 2 million people out of paying income tax. As a taxpayer, it simply makes me think that I’m now paying for 2 million more people.