Horn-ed viper.

Monday's are best days.

https://voteforpolicies.org.uk/

The new site is up, who do you most align to?

Fuck me, that got dull quickly.

Yup. Especially on the NHS. It's not like any of the parties are gonna say: "Yeah, we're gonna fuck this up so our mates can make a packet".

The 'pre-answering' is a usability nightmare.

Assumed that my result would be a mix of Lib Dem and Green, ended up with 75% Lib Dem and 25% Labour.

Natalie Bennet gave a couple of car-crash interviews this morning. This one with Nick Ferrari on LBC is worth listening to: http://www.lbc.co.uk/incredibly-awkward ... LtMIy9D.97

Good on her. Family first.

grauniad article here which I found quite scathing on the Bradford labour party. It calls into questions the local practice of block voting.

http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2015 ... line-smear

This is getting embarrassing

The Tory party apparently offered Rifkind's safe parliamentary seat to Frank Lampard!

But he said he could only commit to the second half of the administration having signed for another government

Cleggy wants a Cornish Assembly. Hasn't made a cast-tin pledge though, which is possibly just as well.

He's always been strongly in favour of devolving a lot of powers to local authorities, so this is no different to Manchester or Birmingham really. If it puffs up the Corns' chests and makes them feel important I'm all for it though.

R4 played a lovely clip of Cameron from 5 years back calling Brown scared of the debate and emphasising its importance.

"Just who do the broadcasters think they are, that they can set down a diktat?" said the Northern Irish dick to Sky News.

Well, it's their fucking broadcast, so, yeah.

I agree with Mr Chris."We are organising on these dates, come along" and he said no.

I think the debates were blown out of all proportion last time and detracted from the election. There is no point in having the two main brains and five losers. Just have Ed and Call Me Davebig we have to. We aren't America, we're more civilised than their system so why try and copy it?

So we should try to not copy the American's system (which only have debates between the two main parties), and instead cut the debate down from seven parties to two?

I genuinely don't understand.

It seems like the SNP will probably have a significant number of MPs after the election. Other than the obvious independence thing, where do they sit on the political spectrum? I assume they are to the left, but we don't tend to hear many details South of the border.