Obligatory Post Debate Post.

If the broadcasters decide to do leaders debates at the next Westminster election, I would strongly suggest that they restrict it to one next time.

Tonight's debate was tedious. Nothing new was said, the same old arguments as were used last week and a fortnight ago were reheated. Nick Clegg and Gordon Brown looked knackered and came across as positively peeved at having to go through the same old crap again. I almost expected Brown to do a Bush senior moment and look at his watch to see how much longer he had to suffer the ordeal.

Although repeats of old classics on channels like ITV3 may be fun to revisit, most of us get annoyed at seeing a repeat at prime time within a week of the first broadcast, tonight's programme was worst than a repeat – it was a poor remake of an original non classic that dived.

Being the least tired looking and the only one who tried to put a bit of new oomph into the programme, I call this one for David Cameron, but the scores on the doors are not very complimentary to any:

MOF's Strictly Come Politicking scores for this week are a very miserable
Cameron 4 / 10
Clegg 3 / 10
Brown 1/10

Ask the Prime Ministers "Why are you frightened of Plaid / SNP?"

Gordon Brown, David Cameron and Nick Clegg will appear  head to head in telly debates on April 15th, 22nd and 29th. I'm SO excited I can't wait!

The first chinwag will be under the auspices of ITV when Alastair Stewart will be the referee. The debate will deal with domestic issues.

Sky will host the second debate, international affairs will be the curriculum and Adam Boulton will be the invigilator

The final debate will be hosted by good old Aunty BBC with David Dimbleby in the chair presiding over a debate on economic issues

Any member of the voting public can send a question into the programmes, the theory is that the most asked questions will be put to the three great leaders, but the questions will be dismissed unless they are relevant to the themes of the debate.

If you would like to suggest a question you can do so through the following links:

http://www.itv.com/electiondebate/

http://news.sky.com/skynews/Election/debatequestion

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/election_2010/8589502.stm

I doubt if it would be asked, even if it was the most popular question, but what I would ask on the ITV programme is Why are the three representatives of the London Parties frightened of debating domestic issues with representatives of Plaid Cymru and the SNP?

I would ask Sky: Why are the three representatives of the London Parties frightened of debating international issues with representatives of Plaid Cymru and the SNP?

I would ask the BBC: Why are the three representatives of the London Parties frightened of debating economic issues with representatives of Plaid Cymru and the SNP??

I would encourage every Welsh and Scottish Nationalist to post the same questions, and after posting them to announce the fact on their blogs, and their Facebook, Twitter etc accounts.

A two minute protest, that will make a pertinent point if many of us take up the challenge!