What’s being debated in our members’ forum this week?

LibDemVoice has two parallel sites. The first is our public blog, the thing you’re reading now. The second is our private members’ forum, which only current Lib Dem members can access.

If you’re a member and want to chat with fellow party members about any issue that’s on your mind, then why not sign up? In addition, you’ll be included in our regular surveys’ of party members’ views.

Here’s some of the most active discussions this past 7 days:

Why not join in the debate and share your views? (But please remember to stick to our comment policy…)

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  • Its only “debated” if more than one side is allowed to speak. Very few “Liberals” are remotely interested in “debating” for obvious reasons. Orwell understood

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