butchersapron
Bring back hanging
Yep.
are you insinuating something?
go back to your constituencies and erm yeah. not going to happen, or even close to happen, at least not at this election. The party machinery on the ground just isn't strong enough in enough seats to capitalise properly on this swing and turn it into seats in most places AFAIK.What a spoilt brat -with your mighty 63 seats that might rise to 87
Nick Clegg: I want to be Prime Minister
Cos the fucking cunts are on newsnight saying that they will start means testing child benefit.
the photo, showing mr clegg in the early 1980s, is reminiscent of mr cameron’s moody glare in the now-infamous photo of oxford university’s exclusive bullingdon club.
£28 grand a year! Is that more then Eton?
Louis Theroux has claimed he was Mr Clegg’s ‘fag’ – a younger pupil assigned as a personal servant to an older student.
I don't have anything intelligent or new to add to this thread but Nick Clegg is an annoying-as-phuk blair-cameron-miliband identikit automaton devoid of any discernable personality and he heads a party of boring, reactionary wankers who's tweeny weeny principles crumble like sand castles whenever they catch even the whiff of power.
The question now is not 'do you want change?' Everyone wants change. It's 'what kind of change?' That's why this campaign is now boiling down to a simple choice, a two-horse race between the Liberal Democrats and the Conservative party. Who do you trust to deliver the change and fairness that you want?
No, you are not necessarily so. MPs are members of Commons. The Opposition, by definition, are not in government. (And not only them).Not that I'd wish to defend that public relations deisaster but techincally, if you are an MP, you ARE in government, are you not?
Is that right? So you are in the legislature but not in the government?