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Tonight I TV 9pm live - Cameron Vs Farage.
- Thread starter Boy Blue
- Start date
Bladders
Twats everywhere
Not sure Boris is up to it quite frankly.
Chief Wiggum
New member
- Apr 30, 2009
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There will be no face to face debate. Apparently they are appearing separately one after the other.
studio150
Well-known member
Questions from a studio audience so no point tuning in. If only Robin Day and Brian Walden were still around.
Lord Bracknell
On fire
Two individuals who have proved themselves incapable of putting any sort of coherent case for the side of the argument that they have chosen to support.
larus
Well-known member
I can't think why; I think he's actually a very smart guy. The bumbling buffoon is a bit of eccentricity. I think he'd make CMD look a bit silly.
Surprised anyone thinks Farage will come off best here. Whatever you think of CMD, he handles PMQ every week and has done so for six years: he's used to the bearpit of the Commons and is a pretty accomplished TV performer, he's also pretty used to meeting members of the public.
Farage, despite several attempts, has never been elected as an MP. At the last election, UKIP meetings were restricted to supporters so he doesn't have the experience of hostile audiences that Cameron does - something frequently seen on Question Time where he looks distinctly ill at ease. He also makes the whole EU debate about immigration (although, to be fair, Cameron does the same, making it all about the economy), which makes him look one-dimensional.
I'm no Cameron fan but there's only going to be one winner here
Farage, despite several attempts, has never been elected as an MP. At the last election, UKIP meetings were restricted to supporters so he doesn't have the experience of hostile audiences that Cameron does - something frequently seen on Question Time where he looks distinctly ill at ease. He also makes the whole EU debate about immigration (although, to be fair, Cameron does the same, making it all about the economy), which makes him look one-dimensional.
I'm no Cameron fan but there's only going to be one winner here
Mellor 3 Ward 4
Well-known member
Exactly this.
Can't stand either of them, but Farage will have CMD for breakfast.
clippedgull
Hotdogs, extra onions
It will never happen, but I would like to see Galloway and Farage v Cameron and Osborne!
Leekbrookgull
Well-known member
Who has ? Come on L/B. Name someone. Please. Either side.
Lord Bracknell
On fire
CorgiRegisteredFriend
Well-known member
Should be fun to watch but not a fan of either.
East Preston Gull
New member
This. Daniel Hannan and Caroline Lucas would at least have something interesting to say that does not involve WW3 or immigrants raping people. The debate goes nowhere with these clowns.
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Captain Sensible
Well-known member
I'm not fan of either but I expect Cameron to fare better than a lot of people predict. Only because Farage is a one trick pony and will spout all the same rubbish he has been since the start. So I expect Cameron will have done his homework and should be able to put Farage in a few awkward positions because his arguments are contradictory and trump like in his sweeping false statements.
However, I don't think Cameron can persuade any leavers to change their minds so it's a pretty pointless exercise. Most are now fully aware of the economic risks, those that want to leave either don't care or are willing to take the hit of recession in exchange for leaving. Calling them 'foolish' will not turn them around no matter how foolish their decision.
However, I don't think Cameron can persuade any leavers to change their minds so it's a pretty pointless exercise. Most are now fully aware of the economic risks, those that want to leave either don't care or are willing to take the hit of recession in exchange for leaving. Calling them 'foolish' will not turn them around no matter how foolish their decision.