The PM Debates

[Nemo]

The ED candidate in Bath is quite fit for a nutter.

[jayohaitchenn]

Picture please.

[Colin Todd]

Google images just gives pictures of football hooligans. Maybe that floats nemo's boat? 

[jayohaitchenn]

Yes, and a web search on Google says that the English Democrat party candidate for bath is someone called Robert Craig.

Is Nemo a poof?

[Nemo]

Ah, my mistake, turns out she stood for the European Elections last year, I don't think the ED are standing at all, which is probably wise. Robert Craig is the candidate for "All the South" which seems to have one policy which is to cancel something that's already hapenned. Good work guys. On the bright side, we do have Alan standing as far as I can tell:

By far the most eccentric May 6 hopeful is A N On - who says he’ll stand down if he’s elected, and won’t give his age or reveal any other personal information.

Mr On - who has lived in the city for 12 years - has like all the candidates had to hand over a £500 deposit which he will only get back if he polls more than five per cent of the vote.

He wants to see a national jury-style Parliament established, with each area represented by someone chosen entirely at random - which he describes as a 21st century House of Lords.

Mr On - who has shortened his normal name of A N Onymous for the purposes of the ballot paper - will be standing as an independent but says he would like to see the jury idea rolled out across the country.

Wearing reflective sunglasses and what appeared to be a pillow case over his head, he told The Bath Chronicle: “I’m not interested in the cult of personality. It’s not about me. I want to be faceless.”

To give you an idea of how far you have to go to be the most eccentric, the Monster Raving Loonies are standing.

[pauld]

Wearing reflective sunglasses and what appeared to be a pillow case over his head

Brilliant! Half rogue parliamentary candidate, half Chechen kidnapper. More like him. Can't be Alan, though, no tinfoil hat

[Colin Todd]

Thats all well and good, but where are the pics of the good looking face of muslim hating nationalists?

[The Grim Reaper]

Actually quite looking forward to the debate part 2 tonight. Fully expect Brown and Cameron to go on the attack against Clegg to batter his recent support. Agree with alot of the posts above but we cant go on hiding from the facts. This great country of ours is being ruined by the people that run it. Labour have had 13 years to put things right and the continual blame of the previous Tory government is getting boring now. Look at it in football club terms, if every season your team performed worse than the season before and finished lower down the table it would not take long for the public to want a change. I want a change! I voted for Blair/Labour at the last election because they were, in my opinion, the best option at the time. As it stands, without being influenced by polls etc i believe a Cameron led goverment would freshen things up and give us a renewed hope, same as when Blair was first elected. I'm not saying the Tories are any better but they sure cant be worse than the current set up which is quite frankly shambolic. So what if Cameron was better educated than the rest of us, thats not his fault, if i was able to send my offspring to Eton i would! To continue voting for Labour after moaning about the state of the country would be hypicrital. Can you really imagine what this country would be like under 4 more years of Brown? God forbid.

[sonicyouth]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/election/article-1267921/GENERAL-ELECTION-2010-Nick-Clegg-Nazi-slur-Britain.html

Unbelievable.

The original article: http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2002/nov/19/eu.germany

[The Grim Reaper]

Taxi for Cleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeg!

[sonicyouth]

eh?

[Nemo]

I'm quite sure the Mail yesterday tried to say that he wouldn't put Britain first on the grounds that he speaks other languages. Oh really, there's plenty to criticize the Lib Dems on without just making stuff up.

[Mexicano Rojo]

totally agree with his article in the guardian, anyone that reads the mail and believes it is not going to vote anything but ukip tory or bnp anyway.

[pauld]

anyone that has the mail read to them

fixed it for you

[Nemo]

Brilliantly, the comments section of that (Mail) article is now people telling the author that they should get a new job. This may be the first time I've ventured into the Comments section of the Mail without feeling like topping myself afterwards.