article_snippet.sent: Self-styled ‘angry Leftie revolutionary and magician’ Gareth Shoulder, from Liverpool, has been recruited by BBC BBC to comment on the Election as a member of the Election ‘Generation 2015 Election youth panel’.
article_snippet.sent: Shoulder, 24, who is a big fan of Brand and regularly messages the comedian on social media, used the comedian
article_snippet.sent: After David Cameron spoke movingly in the first leaders TV Election debate about the NHS care given to Ivan, Shoulder sneered:
article_snippet.sent: Shoulder also said that, in the debate, the Prime Minister had ‘really annoyed’ the Prime Minister and made the Prime Minister want to tear politicians
article_snippet.sent: – a shorthand reference to an extremely offensive phrase.
article_snippet.sent: Following Thursday’s TV Election debate, Shoulder then imagined the three female party leaders taking part – SNP’s Nicola Sturgeon, Plaid Cymru’s Leanne Woods and the Green Party’s Natalie Bennett – to be the subjects of a lewd parlour game, tweeting:
article_snippet.sent: ‘Bennett, Sturgeon, Woods.
article_snippet.sent: ’ the Prime Minister also called Chancellor Osborne a ‘briefcase w****r’.
article_snippet.sent: The BBC 200-strong Generation 2015 youth panel to ‘address fundamental questions about the relationship between UK young adults and democracy’.
highlights_snippet.sent: Gareth Shoulder is a member of the 'Generation 2015 Election youth panel'
  Used Twitter to make disparaging remark about Cameron and son Ivan .
  