Saga speaks to David Cameron - live webchat - Friday March 26 at 6pm

• Guest 684

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  25 March 2010     13:4344424
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  Dear all,
  
  Just so you know...some very big news:
  
  Saga speaks to David Cameron - live webchat - Friday March 26 at 6pm. Log in at http://www.studiotalk.tv
  
  See you all online.
  
  Andy
• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
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  25 March 2010     17:2744436
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  give him his due this morning i recieved a blue magazine(no, not that kind of blue) showing dc holding a baby and trying to convince it to vote for him, he is going to the other end of the spectrum with this webchat.
• Guest 655

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  25 March 2010     17:3844439
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  Thats whats important, appealing to different 'markets'.
• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
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  25 March 2010     17:5544445
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  that pic or something similar appeared on the front page of "private eye" a while back.
  
  DC was saying to the baby "i am going to get elected and save the economy" the baby replies" i wasn't born yesterday".
• Guest 664

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  25 March 2010     18:4344461
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  When will the government get on with it and declare an election? I presume they are waiting for Easter to be over.
  
  A bit like this interminable winter, we are all waiting for the limbo to end.
• Guest 655

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  25 March 2010     18:5944466
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  Andrew - they have the budget debate going on into next week.
  
  I expect he will visit HMQ on the 6th April to request that Parliament be dissolved, there will then be a week to tie up business before the election itself gets fully under way with polling 6th May.
• Sid Perkins

  • Location: Dover
  25 March 2010     20:5644493
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  Perhaps they are hoping for some good news? In which case, we might have a very long wait.
• Brian Dixon

  • Location: Dover
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  25 March 2010     21:0144497
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  andrew,thanks for the warning i shall give it a miss.
  
  sid,dont hold your breathit could prove fatal.
• Guest 684

  • Registered: 26 Feb 2009
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  26 March 2010     12:4444555
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  Cameron and all the other leaders are recognising the importance of the over 50s' vote, this country's most politically-active, powerful and numerous voting group (and with, let's face it, the most money - especially the babyboomer sector of the Saga generation).
  
  Gordon Brown is doing a live webchat with Saga next week, and Nick Clegg soon too, on an as-yet-unconfirmed date.
  
  Cheers all,
  
  Andy
  
  PS: On a different note...for Roger Walkden - sorry to here about you getting the heave-ho. Can't understand why. My crumbling hometown needs more people like you, doing the right thing. All the best, Andy.