Muse are an absolutely fantasic band live!

Watched them live at T In The Park and they are as good as they are on the CD! Well done Muse!

Haven't put anything on here for a while so I thought I'd just say that I've uploaded a stack of new videos onto YouTube since my last post.

The new government

We have finally arrived at a new government! I must say, after 13 years of Labour it is exciting (but the Tory part is not so exciting), but I do not know if it is what I want. The only reason that I can possibly say that I would enjoy having this new government is that the Liberal Democrats will be holding some key places in it hopefully. Nonetheless, I would have preferred having Labour over the Conservatives, but I am going to give this new coalition a chance and see how it goes. Best of luck goes to David Cameron and Nick Clegg! Well done Conservatives!

First Past the Post is Past the Time...

The First Past The Post system is past its time. The system "simply does not reflect the hopes of the British people" according to my party leader. Nick Clegg announced on Friday morning with great sadness that the system is completely useless. The Liberal Democrats obviously lost seats in the election and this resulted in a serious need for reform. First Past The Post is past its time now, we need to reform.

Deeply saddening news for the Lib Dems...

The deeply saddening news that I wish to share is news that all will already know. The Liberal Democrats sadly did not do as well as we had hoped in last night's election. Instead of hanging on to our seats or gaining seats, we actually lost seats. A particular loss for us was Lepbit Opik who stood in Montgomeryshire and was previously our Housing Spokesperson. On the plus side, we did manage to hold our most important seats, Nick Clegg's Sheffield Hallam, Ed Davey's Kingston and Surbiton, Chris Huhne's Eastleigh and Vince Cable's Twickenham...still a Liberal coalition could ensure parliamentary reform, and the Liberal Democrats would stand more of a chance in the next election(s). Below is just a small sample of the election results:

Conservatives: 10,706647 votes = 306 seats
Labour: 8,604,358 votes = 258 seats
Liberals: 6,827,938 votes = 57 seats


We need reform. In my opinion, each vote should count to the country.

Election Day 2010!

For the first time in my life, I will be able to vote! So here we are today, and after all my hard work for the party, we come to election day 2010! Make the vote that counts! Britain needs change. Britain needs the Liberal Democrats to hold back the SNP!

The final push!

Come on people! This is the final push to the election! Labour have failed in the past few years, the Tories will indefinitely change the country from something that has been created successfully for generations. All you undecided voters, the Liberal Democrats are the only party that offers the change this country needs - a step forward, not backward. So, vote for the Liberal Democrats on the 6th of May 2010 for change that works for you!