[Update] The Liberal-Conservative Coalition

[Derek]

What have you been told about bringing facts into discussions?

Well. Feel the love.

Clegg and Cameron that is ...

[Osem]

Originally Posted by Derek S

What have you been told about bringing facts into discussions?

I know but he just won't listen will he?...

I'm getting in my mind's eye a caricature-like vision of someone mired in the visceral hatred and prejudice of the past. Of course I might be totally wrong...

Originally Posted by Chris

Well. Feel the love.

Clegg and Cameron that is ...

I loved the exchange when Cameron was asked: "Do you regret saying your favourite joke was Nick Clegg"?

Clegg: "Did you say that?"

Cameron: "Afraid I did!"

Clegg: "Right. I'm Off".


I am concerned there is still little mention of this supposed reform on the House of Lords. Surely the headline policy.....

[danielf]

Originally Posted by Chris

Well. Feel the love.

Clegg and Cameron that is ...

Q: What's your favourite joke?
A: Nick Clegg

Aghh This is too promising!

[Osem]

"Cameron & Clegg"

The 'new' Morecambe and Wise

Coming to an air-conditioned political arena near you soon!!...

Put me down for a ticket.

Originally Posted by Damien

I am concerned there is still little mention of this supposed reform on the House of Lords. Surely the headline policy.....

It would be, on any other day. But on a day like today, everything that happens is a headline policy. Be patient, it will all come out soon enough.

Who wants to take bets on a duet of Wind beneath my wings being sung before the end of the term?

[danielf]

Good grief. The amount of sense being spoken today is astounding!

[Sirius]

Originally Posted by foreverwar

Put me down for a ticket.

And me

Originally Posted by Flyboy

One doesn't need a crystal ball to work out that Cameron is not telling the truth. He is foremost a Tory and nothing they have ever said could be described as decent, truthful or honourable.

This springs to mind:

"Prime Ministers should be voted into 10 Downing Street by the people of Britain, not because their party has stitched up some deal"

The result of the election is clear - it was a hung parliament that is what people voted for - The Conservatives had the largest share of the votes, 2 million more than that useless Labour party and then they negotiated an agreement with the Lib Dems to have the most stable and overall majority Government.

Again you are not realising that the losers of this election were the Labour party and if you are talking about honour then can you explain why the Labour party were attempting to 'stitch up some deal' to remain in power?

I suspect you will not answer that though like you avoid most valid points put your way. I thought a few weeks ago you are not good at debating - the above nonsense from you clearly proves it.

[Arthurgray50@blu]

bookmakers are taking bets round where l live, on how long it will last, the last time it last 119 days. There was a colation government, it didn't last.

Some Lib Dems voters l know, have vowed not to vote Libs again, due to this partnership.

[danielf]

Originally Posted by Arthurgray50@blu

bookmakers are taking bets round where l live, on how long it will last, the last time it last 119 days. There was a colation government, it didn't last.

Some Lib Dems voters l know, have vowed not to vote Libs again, due to this partnership.

I have no doubt there will be Lib Dem voters that are upset. The reality however is that Clegg has put his money where his mouth is, and taken responsibility. In doing so, the Tory manifesto has been tempered and this has lead to a centrist manifesto which actually has the possibility to unite rather than split the population. Given the election result, this really is the best and most constructive outcome we could have.