Well I watched about 30 minutes of the debate (that was enough for me) and I have to say my opinions of them all have not changed. Luckily I already know who I'm voting for. Feel sorry for the people who haven't been paying attention for the last 5 years and have to make a decision based on these debates.
Well, yes and no. Sturgeon has impressed me more than any of them - as it happens, she doesn't want to govern the UK and I can't vote for her.
That's what I mean - the parties who stand in the whole of Great Britain should only be in the debate. Greens are there for the anti-austerity voice for Great Britain.
Agree with this. Wales, N. Ireland and Scotland should have their own debates to cover the parties only they can vote for.
You could replace Wood with a mannequin. Bennett: is far too polite and is boring. Farage: is Farage Sturgeon: Sounds great, but like DTLW said I can't vote for her. Clegg: I can't trust anything he says. Miliband: I don't really know tbh. Cameron: Likes helping the rich too much.
Nicola Sturgeon has been very impressive tonight, but I've always liked the SNP and if I was lived North of the border, I would probably vote for them. Progressive policies. Farage has been Farage, and it seems many now realise that is not a good thing.
Find it interesting how the deficit's been cut by a 1/3 in 5 years, but Tories and Lib Dems think they can eliminate it in the next 3 years.
For me if I had to rate them: 1. Sturgeon 2. Miliband (just) 3. Cameron 4. Farage 5. Clegg 6. Bennett 7. Woods It says something about the other 3 that Farage is my fourth choice.
The ones below him obvious. Farage is a mad rambling racist. But he still is better then Clegg, Bennett and Wood.
Miliband is a complete numpty. Farage is just a ****. Cameron did the best out of the top 3 party leader's.
Sturgeon 28.1% Farage 20.3% Cameron 17.6% Miliband 14.8% Clegg 10.4% Bennett 4.7% Wood 4.2% sample 1,1117 Say YouGov
