View Poll Results: Clegg vs Farage...who will win?
Clegg to hand the odious Farage his *rse on a palte.
2
8.70%
Clegg to beat Farage by a narrow margin.
0
0%
A draw
2
8.70%
Farage to beat Clegg by a narrow margin.
0
0%
Farage to hand the boy Nick his *rse on a plate.
14
60.87%
Who cares?
5
21.74%
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26 March 2014, 09:18 PM
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Clegg kept saying, 'Pulling up the drawbridge' ..... yawn ..
Cleggy just used scare tactics .... no substance whatsoever.
That said Clegg had the most to lose, Farage had nothing to lose (just the same reason Clegg did well in the Brown, Cameron, debates)
Cleggy just used scare tactics .... no substance whatsoever.
That said Clegg had the most to lose, Farage had nothing to lose (just the same reason Clegg did well in the Brown, Cameron, debates)
26 March 2014, 09:29 PM
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45,000 kids in foreign countries receive child benefit from us taxpayers, even though they have never, ever, stepped foot in this country! 
Clegg wanted to call it as a small % - I liked how Farage pointed out the actual numbers!!
45,000 FFS!!!
Clegg wanted to call it as a small % - I liked how Farage pointed out the actual numbers!!
45,000 FFS!!!
26 March 2014, 09:38 PM
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45 would be too many. 45000 is ridiculous.
Clegg lied...he tried to say they couldn't claim, but Farage put him right..they CAN claim if in work, or after 6 months if out of work.
For me, if out of work, WHAT THE FEK ARE THEY HERE FOR????
Clegg lied...he tried to say they couldn't claim, but Farage put him right..they CAN claim if in work, or after 6 months if out of work.
For me, if out of work, WHAT THE FEK ARE THEY HERE FOR????
26 March 2014, 10:05 PM
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Where I work is a Polish night shunter called Andreas and we had this debate. He had his kids over here in UK schools, but the discipline was so bad he took them out and sent them back to Poland to school there. He claims child benefit, in his eyes why shouldn't he. He pays all UK taxes, so should get all UK benefits.
26 March 2014, 10:17 PM
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He has worked here since 2004. He does permanent nights because no one else will. Nice guy.
He came over because in 2004 the UK advertised in Poland for people to come over to do the jobs UK people wouldn't.
He was appalled at the poor discipline in schools, and sent his kids back to Poland.
In one way he is freeing up school places.
He came over because in 2004 the UK advertised in Poland for people to come over to do the jobs UK people wouldn't.
He was appalled at the poor discipline in schools, and sent his kids back to Poland.
In one way he is freeing up school places.
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He has worked here since 2004. He does permanent nights because no one else will. Nice guy.
He came over because in 2004 the UK advertised in Poland for people to come over to do the jobs UK people wouldn't.
He was appalled at the poor discipline in schools, and sent his kids back to Poland.
In one way he is freeing up school places.
He came over because in 2004 the UK advertised in Poland for people to come over to do the jobs UK people wouldn't.
He was appalled at the poor discipline in schools, and sent his kids back to Poland.
In one way he is freeing up school places.
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I thought they both did a good job of representing their respective positions.
I don't really agree with either of them (well maybe slightly more Clegg), the answer to the EU question lies somewhere between these two extreme postions. Ultimately I hope we get some more pragmatism and less ideology on this subject.
Do I want us to stay in the EU - on balance yes
Do I think the world will come to an end if we leave - no
I don't really agree with either of them (well maybe slightly more Clegg), the answer to the EU question lies somewhere between these two extreme postions. Ultimately I hope we get some more pragmatism and less ideology on this subject.
Do I want us to stay in the EU - on balance yes
Do I think the world will come to an end if we leave - no
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