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Post by Deleted on Jun 19, 2017 13:22:00 GMT
I would say a few things in Farron's favour. One is he's one of the more left-leaning Lib Dems economically (in fact that was largely how he became leader as the Lib Dems wanted to regain their lefty credentials after Nicholas Clegg took them into a coalition with the Tories). The second is whatever his deeply held religious beliefs, he has never used them as an excuse to go against the party line when it came to gay rights. That is indeed in his favour. But it's not a free pass. If a politician was strongly racist or anti-semetic, he or she wouldn't really get a free pass if they said "Well yes, I do think black people are inferior to whites and that jews are subhuman scum - but that's just my personal view, I don't intend to enact it as party policy."
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