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And I always assumed accountants were intelligent ..............
............... yet they are being swayed by a very artificial "popularity contest" which had more in common with Miss World than it did with real policies.
Form over substance
Previous posting is quite correct - where is the intelligent reasoning behind this.
Clearly a glaring case of form over substance.
Just because this is a novelty act doesn't mean it is better - suggest everyone reads the small print about policies
Why I've switched my vote
I've always supported the Lib Dems, but in this election I planned to vote Labour just because I reasoned the Lib Dems had no real chance, and better to stick with the lesser of the two main evils and keep the Conservatives out. Now that the Lib Dems actually do appear to have a chance, I've less to lose by voting for the party whose policies I support.
And I didn't watch the debate, so its contents have had no effect on me. I think the closet Liberal Democrat supporters are coming out of the closet now there seems an actual opportunity to make real change.
Anyone for the Liberal Democrats?
Oh, come on. The Lib Dems are just not credible. No tax for those earning under £10,000k? Scrap the nuclear deterrent? This is a fantasy wish list, not a manifesto.
For the first time in many years, the Tories actually have a reasonably clear message and some half decent ideas. Let's get this country out of the mess this current crop of morons has got us in and vote in some people who aren't either 1) hell-bent on destroying what's left of our great country or 2) without any sensible policy ideas of how to actually run our country.
We must avoid a coalition government or, God forbid, a Lib Dem government at all costs.