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Old 14-11-2010, 01:48   #10
frogstamper
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Re: Lib Dems were planning to abandon fees pledge even before election.

I doubt very much that if there is a by-election in Phil Woolas's seat in Oldham that the LD's will get anywhere near the share of the vote they achieved at the GE.
I think most people appreciate that in a coalition compromise is at the heart of any agreement, the problem as I see it is that the LD's Clegg in particular, seem to be going back on what got them their seats in the first place.
First it was the economy where Clegg said Cameron's plan to cut the deficit so fast was reckless, then surprise surprise he gets the offer of a government post and some real power for a change and he suddenly has an economic epiphany and changes his mind.
In my opinion you can't trust any of them whatever party they represent, once they have your vote you become a hindrance to them, that is until the next election.
What sort of democracy have we got when all three main parties get elected on manifesto promises which they all break once in office?
As far as I'm concerned a plague on all their houses.
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