Why vote Liberal Democrat?

Why not?

I see no mention of the LibDem policy of support for self-identification of sex.
In Scotland, particularly, this is an important current issue and voters should be made aware of their representatives' stance on it.

www.scotlibdems.org.uk/campaigns

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I was keen to learn as I'm currently floundering politically. However this seems more of a sales pitch than an information p!atform. Current stumbling blocks for me are Ed Davey whom I find somewhat inept and my recollection of their poor performance in coalition. Yoiks!

Ed Davey was an excellent minister for Energy and Climate Change in the Coalition government, enacting progressive LibDem policies in the face of Tory resistance.

No thanks, when they believe the fairy tale that men can become women.

If I was in a LibDem-Tory marginal, I’d vote Lib Dem. my marginal is Labour-Conservative. Despite the muddled, avoidant, at times ludicrous response of the LP to self ID, I can’t not vote, and I can’t vote Conservative. Sorry Lib Dem’s, I can’t ‘waste’ a vote here and let the tories stay.

The LibDem support for the bedroom tax, until they were no longer in a coalition, remains something I continue to see as unforgivable.

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If I was in a LibDem-Tory marginal, I’d vote Lib Dem. my marginal is Labour-Conservative. Despite the muddled, avoidant, at times ludicrous response of the LP to self ID, I can’t not vote, and I can’t vote Conservative. Sorry Lib Dem’s, I can’t ‘waste’ a vote here and let the tories stay.

The LibDem support for the bedroom tax, until they were no longer in a coalition, remains something I continue to see as unforgivable.

I agree with that. I would vote Lib Dem to keep out a Tory. Happily I don’t need to?

My part of the world, my local City's MP's are... Southern part... Labour... Northern part Tory, The City's Council... Liberal.

Here's a LibDem councillor telling us that her party is unwelcoming to people who understand what biological sex is.

I have voted Lib Dem once, to keep out a Tory, but it was very hard for me to do. I fee that they (or rather the SDP) split the Left, and allowed Thatcher to ruin the country and destroy the lives of millions of people.

Nowadays, I don't know that I could do it even to keep out a Tory, because of their stance on gender issues. Mind you, Labour aren't much better. I'm hoping that all the parties will have 'had a think' and decided where they stand on this before the next GE, as I know that a lot of women feel as I do.