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Would you watch a leader's election debate?

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    Would you watch a leader's election debate?

    Labour's Gordon Brown, Conservative leader David Cameron and Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg have agreed to go head-to-head in a series of three leader election debates.



    The debates will be the first of their kind to be televised in the UK and each will be hosted by a different broadcaster.

    Live presidential debates in the US and other countries have provided many of the key moments of election campaigns and are seen as having raised voters' interest.



    Full story here:
    BBC NEWS | Have Your Say | Would you watch a leaders election debate?

    My questions are,

    What do you thin they will say?
    Do you thin they should have included UKIP, BNP, Green?
    Who is likely to win the debates and what affect will it have on the next election?

    For reasons which they could not comprehend, and in pursuance of a decision by default, on which they were never consulted, they found themselves made strangers in their own country.

    All I know is that to see, and not to speak, would be the great betrayal. - Enoch Powell, Rivers of Blood speech, 1968.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Patriot1 View Post
    Labour's Gordon Brown, Conservative leader David Cameron and Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg have agreed to go head-to-head in a series of three leader election debates.



    The debates will be the first of their kind to be televised in the UK and each will be hosted by a different broadcaster.

    Live presidential debates in the US and other countries have provided many of the key moments of election campaigns and are seen as having raised voters' interest.



    Full story here:
    BBC NEWS | Have Your Say | Would you watch a leaders election debate?

    My questions are,

    What do you thin they will say?
    Do you thin they should have included UKIP, BNP, Green?
    Who is likely to win the debates and what affect will it have on the next election?
    It was inevetible, they already portray themselves as 'Celebs' they certainly qualify in the brainless area, why oh why do we ever accept this awful human muck?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Patriot1 View Post
    Labour's Gordon Brown, Conservative leader David Cameron and Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg have agreed to go head-to-head in a series of three leader election debates.



    The debates will be the first of their kind to be televised in the UK and each will be hosted by a different broadcaster.

    Live presidential debates in the US and other countries have provided many of the key moments of election campaigns and are seen as having raised voters' interest.



    Full story here:
    BBC NEWS | Have Your Say | Would you watch a leaders election debate?

    My questions are,

    What do you thin they will say?
    Do you thin they should have included UKIP, BNP, Green?
    Who is likely to win the debates and what affect will it have on the next election?
    I woud watch and shout and talk about it to people who had lives and I didn't over politics. I would be exciteded by it and bore others to death. Lets go!

    and personally I would argue against anyone here

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    Quote Originally Posted by uncon View Post
    I woud watch and shout and talk about it to people who had lives and I didn't over politics. I would be exciteded by it and bore others to death. Lets go!

    and personally I would argue against anyone here
    You would do all that..... For Politics! Its really not worth the bother

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    I'll watch it, hate it in parts no doubt, laugh in others, roll my eyes repeatedly and then end up ultimately depressed for the state of the country. Maybe its a good thing, maybe not. Finding out is worth it though.

    Of the three, I'm thinking Clegg will do best. Not that it'll matter.

    EDIT: I don't think the greens or BNP or Plaid Crymyu (or whatever they're called) should be in on it though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DTE View Post
    I'll watch it, hate it in parts no doubt, laugh in others, roll my eyes repeatedly and then end up ultimately depressed for the state of the country. Maybe its a good thing, maybe not. Finding out is worth it though.

    Of the three, I'm thinking Clegg will do best. Not that it'll matter.

    EDIT: I don't think the greens or BNP or Plaid Crymyu (or whatever they're called) should be in on it though.
    This is very sad.. Find out exactly what? They are all liars and panderers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by coalition View Post
    This is very sad.. Find out exactly what? They are all liars and panderers.
    Explain to me how they are all liars and panderers and you may have a point. Besides, I'm sure someone will ask pretty much that EXACT question in the debate, assuming its a Q and A type thing.

    You might as well give them a chance...whats the alternative?
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    01-Dec-2009 - made Westminster Election UTTERLY Irrelevant.

    Hi,

    what is the point of this debate all 3 prties have the same fundamental aim of surrendering our governance to Brussels yet are too dishonest to as yet admit they are now merely castratti in the Palace of Westminster choir.

    Already they have surrendered these United Kingdoms to vassal status for their own self serving personal gain in abject betrayal of their peoples.

    EACH of these parties promised a referendum before the betrayal yet all have deliberately and dishonestly defaulted on their promise.

    Tweedle Dumb & Tweedle Dee with the same aims.

    Regards,
    Greg L-W.

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