The 2015 Popularity Contest (aka UK General Election )

Pienaar's gloves · April 30, 2015

Ed has had a tougher time and still come out looking better.

glorydaze · April 30, 2015

Good question and good answer.

Tubey · April 30, 2015

Pienaar's gloves said:
Ed has had a tougher time and still come out looking better.

Wouldn't say a tougher time, been about equal. He's just handled it better.

Tubey · April 30, 2015

Fantastic answer on welfare. The only wavering from him here was through the weak link in Ed Balls.

Hibbertinho · April 30, 2015

Pienaar's gloves said:
Ed has had a tougher time and still come out looking better.

glorydaze · April 30, 2015

If, as he has promised, he raises min wage and bin zero hour contracts then he is a winner.

Groucho · April 30, 2015

Does my head in when the audience applaud daft questions.

Clint Planet · April 30, 2015

Why do we not want to redistribute wealth more equitably??

Clint Planet · April 30, 2015

Tubey said:
Fantastic answer on welfare. The only wavering from him here was through the weak link in Ed Balls.

He did well just then.

rascal · April 30, 2015

Zero hour contracts are great when you don't have to consider the important things in life. I say that as someone who is currently on one.

glorydaze · April 30, 2015

Clint Planet said:
Why do we not want to redistribute wealth more equitably??

To quote a song by Savage Garden. "The only ones who disagree are millionaires".

Tubey · April 30, 2015

Spot on on zero-hours too.

glorydaze · April 30, 2015

rascal said:
Zero hour contracts are great when you don't have to consider the important things in life. I say that as someone who is currently on one.

Me too.

Groucho · April 30, 2015

If Nigel Farage had just been asked 'what are you going to do about immigration' as Ed was then, he'd have launched into a rendition of Peter Kay's "send the buggers back".