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In the run up to the general election, its been announced that 100 of the top corporate companies in the UK are going to write to the newspaper the Telegraph to urge their readers that it is in their best interests to keep a conservative government in charge. This does make sense for a right wing paper. Although you have to ask why these big businesses are writing to the telegraph? More than 100 bosses signed a newspaper letter backing cuts in corporation tax and other policies since 2010, saying they had been "good for business".  Bad for real hard working families. Labour said the letter was "organised" by the Tories and it was "no surprise" that bosses wanted lower taxes. It came as Labour promised new rights for workers on "zero-hours" contracts. Ed Miliband said a future Labour government would guarantee zero-hours workers the right to a formal contract after 12 weeks of regular work, a move which he said would reduce economic ins...

The problem the Lib Dems have got is they have lost all trust with young people, the young people who actually give them quite a big surge before the last general election in 2010. So with a leader who goes back on his word, they simply have no value to a majority of young people who are interested in politics and a democratic one. What does this mean? They have to change leader just like Labour need too to get people back on side because the public do actually believe in their philosophy and are too disillusioned, so they seek comfort elsewhere. This party needs reform and they need to get rid of their leader to start fresh, its that simple.  The Liberal Democrats are working to build a stronger economy in a fairer society, enabling everyone to get on in life. We believe people should be able to take charge of their lives and fulfil their potential in a free, fair and open society. But to achieve this we need to create both sustainable growth and equality of opportunity...