I was wondering if anyone watched it last night, like I did, and what they thought.
I read several things on the net afterwards which seemed to say that Cameron came out on top, but each of those articles was strongly disagreed with. It seems that people like me, not affiliated with any publications with their own political leanings, actually thought Clegg got the upper hand. Beforehand I was thinking of voting Labour, deciding that LibDem were a bit hazy on what they were doing (and probably wouldn't win anyway) and that not in a million years would I trust a Tory. But I was quite impressed by Clegg, more so than Brown, who made the mistake of shaking his head and smiling every time Cameron tried to nail him. The immigration bit was a sticky patch for Clegg, but he explained his position satisfactorily for me and he was right to repeat that Labour and Conservatives created the mess he now wants to try to clean up in his own way. Plus, Cleggs' points on the tax system were bang on.
Anyone else got any opinions?
I read several things on the net afterwards which seemed to say that Cameron came out on top, but each of those articles was strongly disagreed with. It seems that people like me, not affiliated with any publications with their own political leanings, actually thought Clegg got the upper hand. Beforehand I was thinking of voting Labour, deciding that LibDem were a bit hazy on what they were doing (and probably wouldn't win anyway) and that not in a million years would I trust a Tory. But I was quite impressed by Clegg, more so than Brown, who made the mistake of shaking his head and smiling every time Cameron tried to nail him. The immigration bit was a sticky patch for Clegg, but he explained his position satisfactorily for me and he was right to repeat that Labour and Conservatives created the mess he now wants to try to clean up in his own way. Plus, Cleggs' points on the tax system were bang on.
Anyone else got any opinions?