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Liberalism Is A Really Old British Tradition And It Has A Completely Different Attitude Towards The Individual And The Relationship Between The Individual And The State Than The Collectivist Response Of Labour, And Particularly Old Labour, Does.

I Don't Want To Clip On The Armour Every Morning. I've Seen Some Politicians Do This And They Get A Bit Mangled And Bitter. I Just Refuse To Do That. I Refuse To Be Angry Or Bitter Or Complain, And I Remain Open. I May Sometimes Be A Bit Too Open But I'm Not Going To Change That One Bit.

I Don't Lead A Particularly Bohemian Existence. The Main Criterion For Me Is Not To Be Judgemental Of Other People So Long As What They Do Is Not Harmful Or Offensive To Others.

Politics Is A Highly Tribal Business.

If There's One Thing I'm Not Going To Apologise For As The Leader Of The Liberal Democrats In Government After 60 Or 70 Years Of Being Out Of Government, It's That You Just Cannot Avoid But Deal With The World The Way It Is.