Who should we vote for today - and what about political reform?

I write in reference to David Cameron's recent announcement of awillingness to look at 'revolutionary' ways of restoring power tothe people.

New ideas and a willingness to look at key changes to theconstitution are admirable.

But do we really want to end up drowning in a rolling programmeof constant referendums that give people entirely too much controlover their own lives?

We don't want to end up having to vote on whether to keep theblue stripes in toothpaste because we don't trust the cavalierswe've elected to sort these things out for us.

We also don't want to see too much power in the hands of locallunatics, using state resources to meddle with the …