Do Liberal Democrat policies represent change?

Voters have had enough of the “tired choices” offered by Labour and the Conservatives, according to Nick Clegg, the Liberal Democrat leader. Do you think that the Liberal Democrats have the policies required to change Britain for the better? Are you worried that beneath the spin, Nick Clegg’s party simply offers more of the same? And is there a danger that a surge in support for the Liberal Democrats will make it more likely that Gordon Brown will stay on as Prime Minister?

 

From the Debate

Posted by 6:25 PM

• The champions of demagoguery being Clegg and Cable.
  They would ruin this country, they are a bunch of amateurs and opportunists. 
  They do not represent change in any way, just more of the same old Socialism 

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  Posted by  6:22 PM

  They might well have a charismatic leader (unlike Labour) but they still have the same brain-dead policies they had before.
  A vote for the LibDems might well be a vote to get Brown back into power.

Any one like to comment?

No Crime?

 This is the fifth i have seen in as many weeks. Crime is not being reported because of the fear of reprisals.

One project i did with a bunch of residents smack beetween two estates makes you feel good.

 It shows you what can be done if you have the will.

General Election 2010: Nick Clegg’s appeal ‘will last as long as an insect bite’

“We don’t need a hung parliament. The priority must be the best interests of the country not the self interest of political parties haggling over deals.

“If we want to get rid of this tired and failing Labour government then voting Lib Dem will put that at risk. Don’t forget, the Lib Dems have a history of propping up Labour governments.”

In her most personal attack on the Lib Dem leader, she compared him to a clegg, a type of horsefly. “The bite swells up, is immensely irritating for a few days, goes back down and leaves a nasty blemish,” Miss Goldie said.

Any comments?

4000 finished today on to the next.

News flooding in Blears Potter and the Labour Candidate spotted on Cambell Road

 I no it’s a bit cheeky but with the millstone of being the ex Leader of the Tory party on Salford Council that was wiped out would  you really want blears with you.

Out with our man at Clifton Community centre today.

  Great day one pensioner talking to other pensioners on what they want from this election.

Any one free tomorrow or Saturday.

We are in Langworthy Tomorrow and Eccles on Saturday if your free or fancy a chat with any of our candidates give us a call.

Any body who wishes to invite me to meetings and pay me a £1000 per go drop me a line.

Sad but it’s not even funny people losing their jobs and i have to read that someone takes £1,OOO PER MEETING!!! . It’s a disgrace you can’t even make excuses for it. I really can’t wait to see the comments. Two days ago Labour had a go at me why because i put out Black and white leaflets and not glossy. Well i think that sums up the mind set.

Saford Star it’s the mark again no wonder no body wants it in print…

SALFORD NHS COSTS Star date: 19th April 2010  AS AXE FALLS ON NHS JOBS, SALFORD HEALTH DIRECTORS GET ALMOST £1000 PER MEETING! Following our story last week about Hazel Blears’ husband picking up almost £80,000 for attending meetings at Salford Royal Hospital, today we reveal that Salford NHS Trust non executive directors – including Peel Holdings’ Paul Newman, Salford councillor Joe Murphy and Brian Wroe ex Salford Council Assistant Director of Community Services – have been picking up almost £1000 each per board meeting. We also reveal the true horrendous costs of the PFI redevelopment of Salford Royal (formerly Hope) Hospital, and how a new doctors’ surgery in Blackfriars is costing four times more than existing practices. Meanwhile, cost cutting in the NHS is leading to hundreds of jobs being axed. Comment , what a shambles