| ID |
First Name |
Last Name |
Comments | Town | Country |
| 51 |
Ian | Andrews |
Well done to Sky for taking the initiative. It's about time voters' views were taken into consideration. | Northwich | England |
| 52 |
Jo | Hutton |
Great idea, real debating! Lets hear what they all have to say. | Ulverston | Cumbria |
| 53 |
Rosemary | Slade |
Let's hear what they say when they cannot dodge the question. | Winchester | England |
| 54 |
Jared | Simpson |
Many people will think this is the UK copying the US. But now is the time the leaders prove themselves to the UK people by standing together and showing the electorate what they are really made of and what they stand for. | Oldham | England |
| 55 |
Robert | Daniels |
It's been occurring in Australia for years, so i don't see why the UK has been slow on the uptake | London | England |
| 56 |
Kris | Harris |
Bring politics back to the people, let the people ask the questions they want answered and get real answers. Bring on the debate!! | Stoke-on-Trent | England |
| 57 |
steve | dickson |
i hope you pull it off
goodluck | newcastle | uk |
| 58 |
Tom | Rhodes |
| Leeds | England |
| 59 |
Richard | O'Reilly |
we need to keep up the pressure on the leaders for unique tv event hopefully adam boulton will be chairing the debate rather than a dull dimbleby | seaford | england |
| 60 |
Jason | Burt |
Shouldn't we have more than the 3 parties there. Everyone who wants to be in Politics should have there own voice. | colchester | essex |
| 61 |
james | martin |
| Glasgow | Scotland |
| 62 |
Graham | Donaldson |
| Colchester | England |
| 63 |
jim | gillespie |
In a debate live on TV we might (though doubtful) hear gordon brown answer a question with a simple YES or NO
something he is incapable of at PMs question times. | lochgelly | fife |
| 64 |
Diane | Devin |
| Exmouth | UK |
| 65 |
vanessa | morriss |
Also think it would be good for the deputy leaders to go head to head. | Richmond | Surrey |
| 66 |
Carol | Mcdaid |
| Glenrothes | fife |
| 67 |
jim | dyson |
good idea | oldham | |
| 68 |
Simon | Conway |
Good on Sky News for leading this campaign.
We should have had leaders' debates years ago! | London/Nottingham | UK |
| 69 |
Neil | Haydon |
This would be great | Steventon | England |
| 70 |
Sarah | Tough |
| Halesowen | England |
| 71 |
John | Morgan |
I think this is an great idea, But i think you should have leaders not just from the main three but also from some of the smaller parties like the BNP as to give them a fair chance to be heard. | Canvey Island | Essex |
| 72 |
Bhavana | Pramod |
Now we are talking about real democracy... | Accra | Ghana |
| 73 |
Matt | Alexander |
Brilliant Idea. | Walton-on-Thames, Surrey | England |
| 74 |
Kenneth | McMaster |
I totally support and indeed commend Sky News' campaign for a Leaders Debate prior to the next General Election. I'm fiercely Scottish but want to see this debate take place & watch it on Sky News.
My sincere thanks to Sky News for this initiative.
| Broxburn, West Lothian | Scotland (UK) |
| 75 |
Adam | Streather |
A fantastic idea! I look forward to this. | Hastings | East Sussex |
| 76 |
Vyvyian | Webb |
I would personally welcome a forum which stimulates live, open and hopefully honest debate and believe this would be an appropriate forum on which to do so. (Ex pat) | Charente | France |
| 77 |
John | Ellis-Mourant |
Great Idea | Sheffield | UK |
| 78 |
Camilo | Oswald |
this is a good idea | Winchester | United Kingdom |
| 79 |
Drew | Dennis |
Hear, hear! | Nottingham | England |
| 80 |
Jon | Henderson |
| Worthing | United Kingdom |
| 81 |
blue | greenaway |
The whip For The horse, The Bridle For The Ass, And The Rod For The Back Of Fools they all need to get there act together with some exceptions kind regards blueg | erskine | uk |
| 82 |
Pam | Reynolds |
I think a good honest debate between the leaders is a must to restore some credibility to British politics. | Telford | U.K. |
| 83 |
ravinder | sura |
Prime Minister Gordon Brown, Conservative leader David Cameron and Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg join the a live television debate. | birmingham | england |
| 84 |
Derek | Chiu |
| London | UK |
| 85 |
Andrew | Goodfellow |
| Bristol | UK |
| 86 |
peter | campe |
It would be refreshing to see a meaningful debate rather than the usual infantile "my dad's bigger than your dad"type debate we get in parliament during PM,s questions. | Shoeburyness | England |
| 87 |
Michael | Gorman |
Such an event is long overdue | Newton Poppleford | Devon |
| 88 |
Adam | Schwarz |
This would undoubtably reinforce the "presidentialization" of the office of the Prime Minister. | London | England |
| 89 |
Sarah | D |
It is about time in a televised age that we see the leaders defend there propsed polices and let us see how they operate. | | Scotland |
| 90 |
Pravesh | Patel |
| Wolverhampton | United Kingdom |
| 91 |
Jan | Culley |
I can't wait to see bumbling brown in action!! | Bedford | Bedfordshire |
| 92 |
James | Armian |
| London | UK |
| 93 |
Alan | Roper |
| Crawley | West Sussex |
| 94 |
james | guthrie |
An excellent proposal as a preamble to the General Election next year with the general public raising the issues to be discussed- chaired by an experienced anchor person. | aberdeen | aberdeenshire |
| 95 |
Seb | Cook |
| Milton Keynes | United Kingdom |
| 96 |
Simon | Flynn |
| London | England |
| 97 |
Greg | Anderson |
I agree totally and think it could get people interested in politics and care once again who is running our country | Falkirk | Scotland |
| 98 |
Stephen | Mannion |
| Dublin | Ireland |
| 99 |
Elliott | Sutcliffe |
| Colne | England |
| 100 |
jim | goodfellow |
About time the protagonists were challenged by their peers. The voting public have looked on in disbelief for too long! | Dewsbury | West Yorkshire |
