Today it will be Nick Clegg. He will wish to emphasize that Labour is in favour of a graduate tax, but you should remind him at that point he used to be as well, even signing a pledge card. When he jokes about how broken promises are nothing compared to illegal activities, perhaps alluding to you and your reversing into a bollard, MPs seeking parliamentary privilege for their expenses scandal, and Phil Woolas, you should then reinforce the perception of him in the mind of a lot of voters, including Liberal Democrat activists. A self-seeking politician who will say anything to do elected. At some stage, he will refer to the mess left behind by Labour, but then you should remind him that he was aware of details concerning the Eurozone during the actual election itself! Best of luck – he’s a very slippery customer!