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@LibDems

British political party working to build a stronger economy in a fairer society, creating opportunity for everyone.

United Kingdom
Clárú: Bealtaine 2007

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  1. Be part of the & become a member today!

  2. We're heading to Bournemouth for . Join us there

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    My 2 minutes of support on LBC for the this morning!

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    Nick Clegg on the : “I marvelled at the comic genius who came up with it"

  6. If you want to join our growing family - sign up here

  7. Nick says our new members are proud of the Lib Dems record in government

  8. Nick says he is proud of the party's record in govt and what Lib Dems achieved for the benefit of the nation.

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    “The Electoral system is dotty,” says Nick Clegg

  10. Nick - there is quite a lot of volatility in politics and says there is a case to reform the electoral system

  11. Nick - what Labour did wrong was they spent half a decade vilifying the Liberal Democrats

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    Nick Clegg says the Conservatives are trying to airbrush child poverty by abolishing targets

  13. "The role of the Lib Dems as a sensible, moderate force in government is clearer now"

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    Clegg says it's only been 6 weeks but he's already seeing gov. decisions which squander the coalition legacy

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    “I don’t regret going into coalition, not for one millisecond,” insists Nick Clegg

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    Clegg: I’m immensely proud of stats showing attainment gap narrowing for kids cos of his policies we put in place.

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    Clegg: I miss making decisions about making the country the place I want my kids to live in.

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    My fear is that the Conservatives will undo the work in the centre ground....

  19. Nick says the Tories were "pretty gobsmacked themselves" to find they had won a majority.

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    Nick Clegg: “We put country before party. We now have a govt who put party before country."

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