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T_i_B

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3. And in another annoying development...

Reply to T_i_B (Original post)

Tue Apr 14, 2015, 06:05 AM

Apr 2015

...the Tories have followed Labour's lead and put an extremely similar leading question on the front page of their website.

Am I alone in thinking that a political party website should be about informing people about that political party rather then grabbing as much personal information as possible from visitors to the site?

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