A Lib-Dem sitting on the fence? Surely not :)

Osem · 05-03-2008, 16:11

Hmmm Nick Clegg's first big test as Party Leader and what does he do? Some of them want a referendum, some don't but in time honoured tradition Clegg orders his MP's NOT to make a decision either way.

Resignations are in the pipleine apparently....

Xaccers · 05-03-2008, 16:46

Paddy Ashdown on spitting image springs to mind... "Neither did I touch her on the left leg, nor the right leg, but somewhere in..."

Osem · 05-03-2008, 20:10

What a great programme that was !!!!!!!

One of the very best of all time I'd say!!!! I'd forgotten just how good it was until you reminded me lol

Anyway, back to 'Shall I shan't I' Clegg's woes:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/7279805.stm

05-03-2008, 20:55

Well people there is a silver linig to this for us all if nick clegg can't lead on this issue to his own party we know not to vote for him or his party in an election. This is an important issue with the british public and that a political party can sit on the fence on it shows a lack of leadership and commitment because lets be honest the issue is simple have a referendum or not hardly rocket science.

Osem · 05-03-2008, 20:59

If the Lib Dems were a rugby team and the prize for getting possession of the ball was forming a Government I can't help feeling they'd drop it.

Sirius · 05-03-2008, 22:41

Quote:

Originally Posted by Osem

If the Lib Dems were a rugby team and the prize for getting possession of the ball was forming a Government I can't help feeling they'd drop it.

Thats made my day