I've never made an error in any literature produced.
Has any literature even been produced for Karen Buckley?
Maybe they're too scared of typos and looking foolish and disorganised.
General Election
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Has any literature even been produced for Karen Buckley?
Maybe they're too scared of typos and looking foolish and disorganised.
Should have added that it's not a major issue. The actual content is far more important than missing grammar or additional words. It just seems a bit sloppy for something that probably cost a good £500-£600 to print. Just need to double check stuff in future.
I don't know who proofreads your literature, Andrew (whatever your "literature" might be), but I do hope that, unlike you, they realise that "proofread" is one word.
I don't know who proofreads your literature, Andrew (whatever your "literature" might be), but I do hope that, unlike you, they realise that "proofread" is one word.
This is Accringtonweb, I'd put a little more effort into proofreading if it cost me £600 a post.
This is Accringtonweb, I'd put a little more effort into proofreading if it cost me £600 a post.
Very good! You've got it right this time! No, no, don't thank me and definitely no chocolates!
I make tons of errors on Accyweb too. I'm terrible at spelling. I just think candidates should make more of an effort to double check things. The leaflet I got read "If you have any issues or wish to contact to me, my details are:". Yes it's a small error and you still get the main point, your contact details, but just seemed a bit careless for something that's going to 43,000 homes.
any more outbursts like that and im gonna spoil my vote on the lib dems
Ok, DC love in over.
The Gay Times interview and a number of other issues have left me not so sure he is genuine. The kids in politics thing and the recent Cam the Sam pregnancy. The Punch and Judy politics when he said he was against Punch and Judy politics. The constant personal attacks on Gordon Brown (and Brown has stayed above it all in my view).
The endless dishwater platitudes. Nice to positive but the millionth time of no policy detail, just "look! we're going to things different" and "look! we're going to clean up politics", "look! we're going to clean up this mess". "look! we're going to do something about it". Dishwater.
I am beginning to think that Howard and Hague offered more in 2005 and 2001. Howard would not have blown out that Gay Times interview. It's looking more like 'Cam - what a Sham' (look! he's losing my support fast!).
despise the man, reminds me of a very rich P.B.
Cameron is genuine..a genuine tory....I would not take any gaff's he makes as being any significance in the run up to the general election, because it will be put in the shade by the media.
Even the good old, ever reliable and factual, Tory supporting, Daily Telegraph, reports just how badly the Conservative leadership looks, after the cringe making gaffes Cameron made, whilst courting the pink vote, amongst other things they've done recently.
'In the distraught corridors of Wisteria Mansions panic reigns. If “Get me Rumpole!” is the legal plea of last resort, the Cameronian equivalent is now “Send for Saatchi!” Dave, since his car-crash interview with Gay Times, is perceived as high-risk in the vicinity of a television camera; George has just demonstrated on the BBC’s Today programme that he should not be allowed near a radio studio. How to run a campaign with the leadership under wraps? Perhaps the election could be fought exclusively by BlackBerry'
Most Tories hate David Cameron and cannot wait to see him crash and burn – Telegraph Blogs
any more outbursts like that and im gonna spoil my vote on the lib dems
Whilst Labour backbenchers-come-formerMP's- get caught with their hands in the till (and Tories with free flights and expenses) most people are drilling down on their mortgages, jobs, schools, hospitals, communities.
And looking after that list is not the job of the awful Stephen Byers et al who are heading for disgraced retirement.
It's about the big decisions, the ones Prime Ministers make. The ones Prime Ministers have to make under sever pressure, day in day out. A thankless job.
The Gay Times car crash which must be the biggest prime-ministerial tv debacle in my lifetime and shows Cameron (and Osborn on Radio 4) simply are not up to running the country. It's a million miles from criticising to actually doing.
It isn't one gaffed interview, it's the worst of a sequence of gaffs. It's the falsehood of doing well whilst slating Labour. The reality of being totally inexperienced to run the country.
And Tory voters desperate to see Labour out loathe Cameron too. And where will that leave us if Labour were dispensed with?
A mess.
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They might not have the skills and experience, to organise a p, p, p,....., er 'party' in a brewery.
But I'm sure they could ask Pappa to supply some nice champagne.
Though it's highly likey 99.9% of us won't be asked to partake ourselves.
It would be kept quite 'exclusive'.
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Cameron's now being shown up for what he is...a very mediocre Blair wannabe. However, unlike the Dear Leader who was a dab hand with the old smoke and mirrors routine, Cameron just can't carry off the deception and ends up floundering on the shores of public opinion.
However, there is such an instinctive feeling of dislike towards Brown and humourless, PC-obsessed haridans like Harman that the boy David might just scrape through anyway.
I might just put my money on a minority Tory administration this time around (closely followed by another election).
However, there is such an instinctive feeling of dislike towards Brown and humourless, PC-obsessed haridans like Harman that the boy David might just scrape through anyway.
I might just put my money on a minority Tory administration this time around (closely followed by another election).
We're already in a mess. Largely of Gordon Brown's making. Labour have spent, spent, spent over the last decade, with no thought about the future. I don't trust them to reduce the deficit, since they're the ones that have built it up. If we don't reduce the deficit quickly, and Labour plan to do nothing in the first year, we'll see rising interest rates which will hit mortgage owners hard.
Brown is balancing the budget on the backs of working people.