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Maybe she should have been taught how Tony Blair ignored the electorate and invaded Iraq looking for WMDs and the tooth fairy.
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The Nick Clegg song showed how genuinely sorry he was, and was used to raise money for charity. It's not an anti-LD song.
And the answer to "why should you vote Labour?" is equally valid to be "I shouldn't for the following reasons...." asn "I should because they'll be great."
My younger daughter's homework was "what does the prime minister do, and if you were prime minister what would you do?" She learned the word "chillax" and that one of the important things the prime minister does is leave his children in the pub.
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The party says Vote ED !
Primary school slammed for teaching eight-year-olds anti-Nick Clegg songs and telling them 'Labour is the only party that wants us to live' | Daily Mail Online
Primary school slammed for teaching eight-year-olds anti-Nick Clegg songs and telling them 'Labour is the only party that wants us to live'
Pupils at Bewdley Primary School were taught Nick Clegg's 'sorry song'
They were told to write essays on why people should vote for Ed Miliband
Parents and councillors accused teachers of 'potential indoctrination'
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