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Are Noo Labour hedging?
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It seems the backroom boys reckon Gordon'll take a beating!
It seems the backroom boys reckon Gordon'll take a beating!
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Clegg could be the dark horse.
Both Brown and Cameron are the same. Clegg did very well with Paxman, and is relatively unknown to the general public. Given equal time, he will seem rather refreshing compared to dowdy Brown and Posh boy.
Whether that can translate into votes at the General Election is another matter, for whoever wins the first debate.
Both Brown and Cameron are the same. Clegg did very well with Paxman, and is relatively unknown to the general public. Given equal time, he will seem rather refreshing compared to dowdy Brown and Posh boy.
Whether that can translate into votes at the General Election is another matter, for whoever wins the first debate.
If it follows the format of PMQs the viewer will be none the wiser. I hope they answer without ducking or obscurities.
The debate with the chancellors seemed to work well. Maybe its because they all seemed reasonable men willing to listen to the others. I fear this leaders debate will just involve mud slingling.
The debate with the chancellors seemed to work well. Maybe its because they all seemed reasonable men willing to listen to the others. I fear this leaders debate will just involve mud slingling.
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