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6. There's a "continue to main site" button up in the top right hand corner

Wed Apr 8, 2015, 02:11 AM

Apr 2015

which gets you past the annoying question. There's also a 'close' button for a pop-up that wants to ask you another question that comes next (about what your priorities are, I think). I suspect they want to get some email addresses from people, and a bit of feedback about what parts of their canvassing is working. After that you get link to pages about:

A Labour government will build a strong economic foundation and balance the books

A Labour government will create jobs for young people

A Labour government will freeze gas and electricity bills until 2017

plus more issues, and a link to a page about the senior politicians.

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UK Parties: The Labour Party [View all] T_i_B Apr 2015 OP

I'll be voting Labour, faut de mieux ... non sociopath skin Apr 2015 #1

Thing is.... T_i_B Apr 2015 #2

Because they're desperate for votes and members? non sociopath skin Apr 2015 #3

answered your own question... Ironing Man Apr 2015 #4

The impression it gives me... T_i_B Apr 2015 #5

There's a "continue to main site" button up in the top right hand corner muriel_volestrangler Apr 2015 #6

The 15 worst sentences from the Labour Party manifesto T_i_B Apr 2015 #9

office entertainment..? Ironing Man Apr 2015 #10

Sounds like managerial-speak, all right. LeftishBrit Apr 2015 #11

The Tories have plans. 121 of them, in fact. muriel_volestrangler Apr 2015 #12

Some might say that's an insult to slick advertisers! T_i_B Apr 2015 #13

Good point... LeftishBrit Apr 2015 #14

Another general election kick T_i_B Apr 2017 #15

UK Parties: The Independent Group T_i_B Feb 2019 #17

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2024 General election kick T_i_B May 2024 #19