Small child perfectly sums up how we all feel about our options this election
The PM got the head-desk from a little girl at a school in Bolton
![Prime Minister David Cameron helps with a reading lesson at the Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Primary School in Westhoughton near Bolton where he met pupils, Lucy Howarth , six, and Will Spibey, five, while on the General Election campaign trail. PA](https://static.independent.co.uk/s3fs-public/thumbnails/image/2015/04/08/14/v2-davidcameronlol.jpg)
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General election coverage getting too much? You're not the only one.
David Cameron couldn't quite keep this child at the Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Primary School in Westhoughton interested.
Only 30 days of photo opportunities to go!
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