Suppose not surprising given his age.
But want a non-MP to be leader, who do they have in mind?
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/lib- ... -dqlv36nwt
Guest wrote:Yep. Tough job leading literally 8 people lol.
I quite liked him though tbf apart from his anti-democratic remoaning but 8 seats is evidence that is just fringe nut jobs territory.
Wilson wrote:They need to go for another Nick Clegg/Blair type. Their core vote (what's left of it) seem to like that sort of thing.
They're a total embarrassment, let's be honest.
Wilson wrote:Charles Kennedy was a decent sort. I actually voted for him when Labour were up to their necks In Iraqi blood, not to mention the blood of UK troops.
The idea of voting LibDem now is utterly unthinkable, almost as bad as voting Tory.
Stooo wrote:Wilson wrote:They need to go for another Nick Clegg/Blair type. Their core vote (what's left of it) seem to like that sort of thing.
They're a total embarrassment, let's be honest.
We're pretty earnest TBF
The thing is that we are really good at local government and our core concentrate on that. We have a hustings in a couple of weeks to elect our new parliamentary candidate and I'm going to vote for a friend who is looking at the national picture rather than concentrating on the minutiae of the local council. Speaking to him today, there was a block of members who had already postal voted for the bloke who has been in the papers for years and wouldn't enter into any argument about national issues.
Stooo wrote:Wilson wrote:They need to go for another Nick Clegg/Blair type. Their core vote (what's left of it) seem to like that sort of thing.
They're a total embarrassment, let's be honest.
We're pretty earnest TBF
The thing is that we are really good at local government and our core concentrate on that. We have a hustings in a couple of weeks to elect our new parliamentary candidate and I'm going to vote for a friend who is looking at the national picture rather than concentrating on the minutiae of the local council. Speaking to him today, there was a block of members who had already postal voted for the bloke who has been in the papers for years and wouldn't enter into any argument about national issues.
Guest wrote:Stooo wrote:Wilson wrote:They need to go for another Nick Clegg/Blair type. Their core vote (what's left of it) seem to like that sort of thing.
They're a total embarrassment, let's be honest.
We're pretty earnest TBF
The thing is that we are really good at local government and our core concentrate on that. We have a hustings in a couple of weeks to elect our new parliamentary candidate and I'm going to vote for a friend who is looking at the national picture rather than concentrating on the minutiae of the local council. Speaking to him today, there was a block of members who had already postal voted for the bloke who has been in the papers for years and wouldn't enter into any argument about national issues.
Is someone with your background an asset or a risk to someone trying to get elected? How can you reach out to leave voters asking for support when you label them all thick racists who hate brown people?
Not thought this through have you.
Gigabit wrote:The Lib Dems tarnished themselves when they decided to become Tories and vote through all of their policies, despite holding all the power. By far the worst Governing party in recent years.
Wilson wrote:Stooo wrote:Wilson wrote:They need to go for another Nick Clegg/Blair type. Their core vote (what's left of it) seem to like that sort of thing.
They're a total embarrassment, let's be honest.
We're pretty earnest TBF
The thing is that we are really good at local government and our core concentrate on that. We have a hustings in a couple of weeks to elect our new parliamentary candidate and I'm going to vote for a friend who is looking at the national picture rather than concentrating on the minutiae of the local council. Speaking to him today, there was a block of members who had already postal voted for the bloke who has been in the papers for years and wouldn't enter into any argument about national issues.
Ahh an active member? Respect.
As far as I'm concerned though, the LibDems cannot be trusted and stand for nothing.
Stooo wrote:Wilson wrote:Stooo wrote:Wilson wrote:They need to go for another Nick Clegg/Blair type. Their core vote (what's left of it) seem to like that sort of thing.
They're a total embarrassment, let's be honest.
We're pretty earnest TBF
The thing is that we are really good at local government and our core concentrate on that. We have a hustings in a couple of weeks to elect our new parliamentary candidate and I'm going to vote for a friend who is looking at the national picture rather than concentrating on the minutiae of the local council. Speaking to him today, there was a block of members who had already postal voted for the bloke who has been in the papers for years and wouldn't enter into any argument about national issues.
Ahh an active member? Respect.
As far as I'm concerned though, the LibDems cannot be trusted and stand for nothing.
That's fine and I understand your stance. That isn't going to stop me from trying to shift your attitude or from shifting certain policies within the party.
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