Sheffield will benefit enormously if Sheffield provides the next Prime Minister.

Sheffield should back the LibDems to the hilt.
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I think it's fairly safe to say that Nick Clegg will not be the next prime minister.

Is that you Nick?

I agree with Nick

Don't you think that the constituents of whichever ward provides the PM lose out?

I mean he (she) can't run the country and provide support to their constituents to the same level as other mps can they?

I think it's fairly safe to say that Nick Clegg will not be the next prime minister.

I wouldnt be too sure about that. Clegg came across more confident than the other two. I felt that Brown & Cameron talked to the cameras, where Clegg talked to the audience. I feel Clegg made the most of the opportunity. Im sure he will now polish his act for the next two meetings.

I think it's fairly safe to say that Nick Clegg will not be the next prime minister.

Don't believe Tory propaganda.
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Sheffield will benefit enormously if Sheffield provides the next Prime Minister.

Sheffield should back the LibDems to the hilt.
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Personally I would disregard this and just ask people to vote for the party with the best policies for them.

That said, Nick Clegg did a great job of praising Sheffield in the debate last night.

Is that you Nick?


Give me a break - I only want P O W E R .
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Based on the Live Election Debate last night I'm voting for Kermit. He's the only muppet I trust.

Nick Clegg did a great job of praising Sheffield in the debate last night.

Well observed.
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Based on the Live Election Debate last night I'm voting for Kermit.

He's the only muppet I trust.

I can.... I mean Nick can...... offer you more than a fake frog.
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Where is Alastair Stewart standing?

Don't believe Tory propaganda.
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Are you sure that's not Labour propoganda?

Nick Clegg made Sheffield sound like the promised land last night. Apparently we have no anti-social behaviour and everyone is happy...

Where is Alastair Stewart standing?

Hopefully well away from the cameras.

Nick Clegg made Sheffield sound like the promised land last night. Apparently we have no anti-social behaviour and everyone is happy...

Well apparently so in the posher bits of Hallam anyway.

Nick Clegg made Sheffield sound like the promised land last night. Apparently we have no anti-social behaviour and everyone is happy...

In Sheffield Hallam that's pretty much the case.

I don't see why anyone would want their local MP to become Prime Minister though. If he's off running the country he won't have the time or inclination to get involved in local affairs, so effectively his constituents won't have an MP!

I wouldnt be too sure about that.

I would.
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Well apparently so in the posher bits of Hallam anyway.

Where is Hallam? I've lived here all my life, keep hearing it but have no idea where it is.

It's the promised land of Sheffield some will never go there.

Where is Hallam? I've lived here all my life, keep hearing it but have no idea where it is.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sheffield_Hallam_(UK_Parliament_constituency)

Watching the mass debate last night was like watching three children fight over a crayon

Anyone who enjoyed it is clearly in need of help

Nick Clegg made Sheffield sound like the promised land last night. Apparently we have no anti-social behaviour and everyone is happy...

People would still moan if he talked Sheffield down.

....like Cameron talks the country down - for his own personal gain.

People would still moan if he talked Sheffield down.

....like Cameron talks the country down - for his own personal gain.

By the look of your posts, and looking at your footer.......where you say vote lib dem not labour and the cons.....it seems you feel cons are more of a challenge than labour........

Sheffield will benefit enormously if Sheffield provides the next Prime Minister.

Sheffield should back the LibDems to the hilt.

Why? What benefits excactly?

Have Blair and Brown's constituencies benefited?

Let me point out that elections or won on who votes for which party on the day of the General Election. Whoever wins the debate matters not one Jott. Even if everyone voted Liberal in Sheffield there would not be a Liberal Government as they would have to make massive gains elsewhere and the Liberals do not have that kind of political clout. The most the Liberals can help for is a hung parliament that relies on their support. Even so Clegg would not become Prime Minister. In the event of a hung parliament the existing Prime Minister would continue.

.....it seems you feel cons are more of a challenge than labour........

The Nasty Party are a challenge to everyone.
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Vinny Cable is the only man who can sort it.
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Let me point out that elections or won on who votes for which party on the day of the General Election. Whoever wins the debate matters not one Jott. Even if everyone voted Liberal in Sheffield there would not be a Liberal Government as they would have to make massive gains elsewhere and the Liberals do not have that kind of political clout. The most the Liberals can help for is a hung parliament that relies on their support. Even so Clegg would not become Prime Minister. In the event of a hung parliament the existing Prime Minister would continue.

But Clegg can be enormously influential as could be seen from last nights debate. He made the other 2 look like children, backstabbing at each other. The same old party politics will have to go , that is if we really do want change in this country.

Vinny Cable is the only man who can sort it.
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I'm a Tory and I agree strongly.

I'd even go for a coalition government to get the best from the Conservatives and Lib Dem to fix this country.

I wouldnt be too sure about that. Clegg came across more confident than the other two. I felt that Brown & Cameron talked to the cameras, where Clegg talked to the audience. I feel Clegg made the most of the opportunity. Im sure he will now polish his act for the next two meetings.

I totally agree with you, he came across best, I made my voting age daughters watch as they are undecided and one is a first time voter, and based on last nights performance, Nick gets their vote.

i live when Gordon kept saying ''Nick agrees with me on this''

Nick's response, ''No, i don't''

made me chuckle :hihi:


he came across alot better Nick did, sadly i dont think he will get enough votes to become our next PM. :(

What I want to know is why Jeremy Thorpe does not come to Sheffield Hallam and campaign for Nick Clegg. Surley at election time he should support his old party.

That said, Nick Clegg did a great job of praising Sheffield in the debate last night.

Yes and he was skating on very thin ice with that. He came pretty close to falling foul of The Representation of the People Act a couple of times. Doesn't he know you should not mention a specific constituency at election time?

Yes and he was skating on very thin ice with that. He came pretty close to falling foul of The Representation of the People Act a couple of times. Doesn't he know you should not mention a specific constituency at election time?

Well he's only standing for just the one seat himself so he might as well mention it.

Nick Clegg made Sheffield sound like the promised land last night. Apparently we have no anti-social behaviour and everyone is happy...

He must have been listening to Blunkett.

Yes and he was skating on very thin ice with that. He came pretty close to falling foul of The Representation of the People Act a couple of times. Doesn't he know you should not mention a specific constituency at election time?

Sheffield isn't a constituency, it's a city.

Cleggmania is sweeping across the nation like the dust from Iceland.

The nasty machine will now swing into action.
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Cleggmania is sweeping across the nation like the dust from Iceland.



Wait till Compomania and Foggymania start though.

And then in comes NorahBattymania :gag:

Clegg had an easy ride. He only had to turn up.

Think his policies will be seriously questioned by the big two in the next debate where he won't have it so easy.

I can.... I mean Nick can...... offer you more than a fake frog.
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Amphibophobia.

I'm a Tory and I agree strongly.

I'd even go for a coalition government to get the best from the Conservatives and Lib Dem to fix this country.

Yep - headed by Clegg with Vinny cable on the flank with Ed Balls given a free role to drop into the hole and play down the channels. Diamond formation with flat back four and tracking back down the middle.

The world cup is ours !!!

Cleggmania is sweeping across the nation like the dust from Iceland.

The nasty machine will now swing into action.
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Maybe the cloud quote is a bad anaology.....as its causing a problem lol

Sheffield will benefit enormously if Sheffield provides the next Prime Minister.


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I never knew David Cameron came from Sheffield.

Sheffield will benefit enormously if Sheffield provides the next Prime Minister.

Sheffield should back the LibDems to the hilt.
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hiya
just a thought, what will cons/lib dems do if the airlines require a baleout, the volcano eruption has come at a very interesting time dont you think. well err?

Where is Hallam? I've lived here all my life, keep hearing it but have no idea where it is.http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/1e/SheffieldHallam2007Constituency.svg

That is Hallam

Why are people voting for faces? Cameron, Brown and Clegg are nothing more than the face of the party - they don't determine policies to any extent, or make any decisions by themselves. Is it because it's easier for people with no understanding to feel connected to politics that way? Like its some kind of X Factor style event?

I never knew David Cameron came from Sheffield.

Maybe that's why you're a Tory.
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Maybe the cloud quote is a bad anaology.....as its causing a problem lol



Some people say that Nick Clegg created the volcano.

Afterall, he is a God and we need to reduce aviation fuel consumption.
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Change? What Change?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0k7eFx0NB6w&feature=player_embedded

Why are people voting for faces? Cameron, Brown and Clegg are nothing more than the face of the party - they don't determine policies to any extent, or make any decisions by themselves. Is it because it's easier for people with no understanding to feel connected to politics that way? Like its some kind of X Factor style event?

Exactly. I bet if Nick Griffin went on TV tonight and beat up that foreign rapist from Wincobank, his ratings would go through the roof!

Change? What Change?



A change to a LibDem Government.

A change from greed and the legal theft of our money.

A change from the usual phoneyness.
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There certainly will be change:

Amnesty for 1 million illegal immigrants

Scrap the Nuclear Deterrent

Take Britain into the Euro

Get rid of our beloved Queen and replace her with a President (no doubt another politican on the fiddle)

Sex education for 5 year olds

Scrap prison sentances of less than 6 months (can you imagine how bad crime would become? Its bad enough now with out having more liberalism in the criminal justice system)

So yes it would be change but not for the better.

if nick keeps performing at the same standard in the next 2 debates, we may well see a further hike in support - the bbc news poll tracker currently has LibDems @ 2 points ahead of labour, but then again surely that's the least that should be expected?

I say we scrap the nuclear deterrent, but tell the other countries we still have it.

Lets face it, what are the chances of it ever being used?

There certainly will be change:

Amnesty for 1 million illegal immigrants

Scrap the Nuclear Deterrent

Take Britain into the Euro

Get rid of our beloved Queen and replace her with a President (no doubt another politican on the fiddle)

Sex education for 5 year olds

Scrap prison sentances of less than 6 months (can you imagine how bad crime would become? Its bad enough now with out having more liberalism in the criminal justice system)

So yes it would be change but not for the better.

Typical Tory scaremongering and desperation.
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if nick keeps performing at the same standard in the next 2 debates, we may well see a further hike in support.

I sincerely hope so.

I want a real change.
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Oh dear, it is such a shame that the BNP are not standing in hallam ward, Clegg would had S h I t his pants hahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!11

Oh dear, it is such a shame that the BNP are not standing in hallam ward, Clegg would had S h I t his pants hahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!11
Why? Would they spike his drink with laxatives? :rolleyes:

Nick Clegg is under attack.

I hope the public dish out some justice.
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Sheffield will benefit enormously if Sheffield provides the next Prime Minister.

Sheffield should back the LibDems to the hilt.
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Id rather eat dogmuck than vote for any party hell bent on more mass immigration with amnestys and more pandering.
Nick Clegg is a clueless clown.

Id rather eat dogmuck than vote for any party hell bent on more mass immigration with amnestys and more pandering.

I'm voting for the Icelandic Volcano Party. Its done more to stop immigration this past week than Labour ever has!

(C) someone who created this viral text message.

Id rather eat dogmuck than vote for any party hell bent on more mass immigration with amnestys and more pandering.
Nick Clegg is a clueless clown.

:thumbsup:

I totally agree with you, he came across best, I made my voting age daughters watch as they are undecided and one is a first time voter, and based on last nights performance, Nick gets their vote.

After the Limp-dem partly political broadcast the other night, even the slender hope he might have had of me voting for him evaporated. The same person in a grey jacket and green hood, walks behind him twice, fro left to right, at one minute 21, and then again, from right to left, at one minute 24. Then at 1;40 some random woman walks into the fountain in the peace garden (huh?)

Integrity? In his dreams!

I love the irony of the video, "making polluters pay for the damage they cause" when he's created a litter strewn environment for his video!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wEYMIaq0GgM

After the Limp-dem partly political broadcast the other night, even the slender hope he might have had of me voting for him evaporated. The same person in a grey jacket and green hood, walks behind him twice, fro left to right, at one minute 21, and then again, from right to left, at one minute 24. Then at 1;40 some random woman walks into the fountain in the peace garden (huh?)

Integrity? In his dreams!

So you decide on who to vote for based on the quality of editing in the political broadcast rather than policy. Nice :loopy:.

Something tells me you were never going to vote for him anyway. Think the 'Pedants Party' have your vote.

So you decide on who to vote for based on the quality of editing in the political broadcast rather than policy. Nice :loopy:.

Something tells me you were never going to vote for him anyway. Think the 'Pedants Party' have your vote.

IMO, if they can't be bothered to ensure accuracy and honesty in editing the PPB, why should we expect, or trust them to pay attention to the details of running the country?

IMO, Honesty in the small details = honesty in the large.

I love the irony of the video, "making polluters pay for the damage they cause" when he's created a litter strewn environment for his video!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wEYMIaq0GgM

I was appalled when I saw the papers strewn all over. some green credentials eh? the mess was a disgrace.

How many trees did all that paper cost? Who footed the bill, for cleaning it up?

Id rather eat dogmuck...


That's your choice... And Good Luck with the Aviva claim.
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Good to see that Nick won again for Sheffield.
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Well, using the amount of junk mail as a yardstick, it would seem no parties apart from Labour are interested in the votes in Sheffield Heeley.

Whilst I don't support Labour or it's policies, or will vote for them for that matter, Meg Munn has a very safe seat indeed. (In 2005, she got 54% of the vote).

You seriously think a slick performance by Nick Clegg on a televised debate is going to make any impact on the voting habits of Arbourthorne and the Manor? Lets face it, Simon Clement-Jones' name alone is a turn off to a lot of my neighbours.

You seriously think a slick performance by Nick Clegg on a televised debate is going to make any impact on the voting habits of Arbourthorne and the Manor?

Yes - don't underestimate the people of Arbourthorne and the Manor.

They know how to give Labour a good kicking.
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