After my blog the other day about the proliferation of manifestos in this election, Labour trumped everyone today by launching a "seaside manifesto" - for floating voters no doubt.
And Gordon Brown also appointed the Dragon's Den star Duncan Bannatyne as his new "seaside tsar".
Incredible.
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At 14:01 4th May 2010, stevie wrote:does anyone read a manifesto?....thought not...
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