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Previously on "For A Fairer Deal"
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Sorry no videos of Ed Davey making a fool of himself today.
You can watch this instead - https://www.theguardian.com/politics...y-disabled-son
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For A Fairer Deal
The Lib Dems have launched their manifesto today.
I don't think he's fallen in sh*t again.
https://www.libdems.org.uk/manifesto
Our Fair Deal
In so many ways, things in our country are broken. The economy, the National Health Service, the climate, the housing market – all are in crisis after years of Conservative neglect. Schools are crumbling and clean rivers seem a thing of the past. The Conservatives have wrecked our relationship with our nearest neighbours in Europe, and our political system is simply not fit for purpose. Millions of people feel powerless and excluded.
It doesn’t have to be this way. Britain has overcome big challenges before and we can do it again now.
For more than 150 years, Liberals and Liberal Democrats have led the fight for a fair, free and open society: championing free trade, introducing the state pension and free school meals, laying the foundations of the welfare state and the NHS, legalising same-sex marriage, and taking urgent action to tackle the climate emergency.
Today, our fair deal would give everyone the power to make the most of their potential, and real freedom to decide how they live their lives. It would call the over-powerful to account. It has five key themes.
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