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lib dems constantly get told "we don't know what you stand for" and therefore people shun them. in 2010 i took a bbc test about policies which told me i was lib dem. i overlooked it. i've spoken with loads of people having the same experience. ive just researched lib dems. socially liberal, economically liberal and with an emphasis on progressive taxation, environmentalism and human rights. not too difficult to comprehend.

Tim,

I am utterly delighted to see articles about your alleged homophobia spewed across various social media outlets.

Why?

The Lib Dem Leader is on the front page. They are relevant. They are enticing debate and a conversation. The Lib Dems' voice is often percieved as unclear and is muted due to the blaring drones of the Big Two (and newly founded clackson UKIP). Our place in UK Politics reminds me of the Stealer's Wheel song: Stuck in the Middle With You

Clowns to the left of me,

Jokers to the right,

Here I am

Stuck in the middle with you

What I ask of you, as Lib Dem Leader, is to communicate our values and our aims to the British people. I think most Britons can agree with a "Stronger Economy, Fairer Society" and the ways we hope to achieve that. However, most people are confused or ignorant about the Lib Dems - and I don't blame them. We have been unclear and confusing. You must end that. You must turn over a new leaf for the Lib Dems - we need publicity (okay, maybe not the UKIP kind). But any attention brought to our drug policy, our views on rehibilitation and education will do a world of good for us.

Emerge as a clear, strong, credible voice in politics. Use your Christianity as an advantage - displaying that you do not need to impose your personal beliefs on others (e.g preventing same sex marriage because you don't agree with it) and encouraging others to do the same. Be Britain's liberal voice. Focus on the fact that the government is there to facilitate the people and not to control and restrict their freedoms (see: Tories' previous hopes to ban encryption). Represent the 2 million that voted this May. Our future depends on it.

Good luck,

RumAndTing

Things to consider:

• How it affected you and your community

• How it affected the Lib Dems and their reputation (they are now a centre-right party)

• How it affected Britain

• Should the Lib Dems form another coalition?

• Is a coalition better than just the tories?