Whilst I do not like all their policies, its Liberal Democrats for me. A big party (and therefore with a realistic chance of Parliamentary influence)with a genuinely centrist outlook but not part of the Labservative dynasty that has dominated British politics for half a century. And their opposition to Iraq and advocation of proportional representation proves ‘they are not all the same’
The Lib Dems may not be perfect but they deserve a chance.
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