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Old 21-04-2015, 10:46   #73
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Re: General Election 2015: Voting intentions & general discussion

I found this useful. This too.

It's also a great example of how, even across a relatively narrow collection of issues, no one party makes me feel entirely 'comfortable' though I am considerably closer to one of them than the others. However, life is full of compromises and very few live their lives a la carte, they usually come in a bundle.

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Originally Posted by tweetiepooh View Post
Our local Tory MP is running a "positive campaign" highlighting what he believes are his successes and what he wants to do if elected.
Yes, our former MP is highlighting his record. Tory leaflet is an attack sheet, UKIP one banging on about change; evidently including change to the English language going by the grammar used.
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