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northernladuk replied

5 March 2014, 11:22
Originally posted by VectraMan View Post

Who's going to watch this? It's probably only the people that have already made up their minds one way or another. It's hard to see it having much of an effect on the great unwashed.

I fear it's a lose-lose for Cleggy.

^ This but I am betting on a one way attack on UKIP as feelings for this party are very strong either way. No one seems to give a monkies about the other party.
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VectraMan replied

5 March 2014, 11:18
Who's going to watch this? It's probably only the people that have already made up their minds one way or another. It's hard to see it having much of an effect on the great unwashed.

I fear it's a lose-lose for Cleggy.
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doodab started a topic The battle for third place has begun

5 March 2014, 11:02
The battle for third place has begun

BBC News - BBC to host Nick Clegg and Nigel Farage TV debate

It could prove to be a fatal mistake for one or both of them. It should certainly be entertaining.

I particularly liked the comment from downing street

A spokesman said the prime minister would be setting out his views on Europe during the European election campaign and did not want to start "another process", adding the Lib Dems were "a bit needy of publicity".
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