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Old 29-04-2010, 22:39   #146
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Re: The 2010 General Election Thread: Week 4

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Originally Posted by Chris View Post
Cameron has undoubtedly done a lot better than in either of the other debates, however Clegg is still successfully putting himself above the ding-dong that Cameron and Brown have both slipped into on a number of occasions tonight.

And I say this as someone who really, really *wants* Cameron to come out of this smelling of roses.
To be honest I think Gordon Brown's entire strategy this evening has been to try and drag David Cameron down. He is on a damage control exercise now, his only thoughts are to try and minimise the number of seats the Conservatives get and try his luck on a hung parliament.

It's a cynical strategy but a strong one in that Cameron can't excel as he has to constantly fend off the snipes. The only thing he should perhaps do is stop counter-attacking.

Overall a much better performance from him, Clegg has been reasonable though helped a great deal by Brown's strategy, Brown has been nervous and weak and frankly looks like he popped some interesting substances before he went on stage.
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