April 22nd TV Debate

[squirrel42]

I'm going along to be in the audience this Thursday for the Sky News TV Debate - it's being filmed in the South West, although it seems we're not supposed to say exactly where for security reasons.

Would people like an official MN behind-the-scenes report afterwards?

Should I break the rules and heckle/cheer loudly at a strategic moment, and if so then when?

If I'm allowed to ask a question should I go "off-script" and ask about biscuits?

Is there anything else I should think about?

I think DC was good there - GB not so good.

You got to love a guy who uses "whom"

LOLOL at man in audience trying to stiffle an enormous yawn. And good to see them being forced to answer the gay angle.

DC is boring!

As a Catholic (ex), I disagree with those saying NC struggling on this.. I think it reflects the truth for most people who were born into this faith. Much better than 'they are great for the community blah blah'

bosoms.

"we bring faiths closer together"

open and tolerant country, yeah right Cammo, that is exactly what the Conservatives are known for, clause 28 anyone?

Ooh none of them want to offend the pontiff do they.

better from NC this time.

mmelindt i feel your love of good spoken grammar

Good point bringing up civil partnerships.

agree mrsbean, more from the heart

I say whom

yy GB being firmer now

innit

Good one, GB. Talking directly about the issues, homosexuality, contraception etc.

Scratch that - GB being masterful ref popery

Think GB is doing rather well actually, more of a politician than I'd given him credit for.

Love the grammar but love the man? That one's beyond me.

Gordon doing well here on civil partnerships, right to choose etc

I think scraping religions is the key to a peaceful world

caged bird---good woman

Liked GB on broader moral issues.