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"When the Tories say we're all in this together, what they really mean is you're on your own" - that's the Lib Dems' immediate response to the Conservative manifesto. As David Cameron begins answering questions from journalists, Lib Dem chief of staff Danny Alexander says the Tory leader "only offers fake change". Do people on Twitter want to accept the Tory invitation to join government? Ntljhn tweets: "Absolutely! My government will have no room for smoke and mirrors", JORDENest1982 says he would play his part because the electorate "would probably do a better job" and CharlesWBrown likes the motto: "If you vote for us on May 6, you'll be in power on May 7". Others are more sceptical - Ayelet_couk says that leaving government control to the public leads to the kind of greed that triggered the recession, while OfficesUpNorth tweets: "Sounds too much like they don't actually want to run the country. We elect people to do it for us, not to run it ourselves."
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