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Old 11-11-2010, 16:59   #13
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Re: Is this the start ?

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Originally Posted by Arthurgray50@blu View Post
A simple question, With the protests in London yesterday of the riots from students causing thousands of pounds in damage, could this be the start of bringing down this coalition government, with dissent in the Lib Dems ranks of what proposals the Tories are putting forward, with the Clegg going back on his word, what is next ?.
No.

If nothing else the Lib Dems can't jump ship as they know it would be suicidal. They need to hang on until the economy has turned the corner and they have something to show for things.

The Lib Dems on the left of the party were inevitably going to be nervous though the alternative was even more unpalatable, acting like sheeple to Labour's manifesto.

They literally have no choice. The major danger is most likely Europe and the potential for a referendum on Merkel / Sarkozy's required Lisbon amendment. Even Herman Van Numpty can't get around the coalition agreement.
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