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Why the lib-dems are shit

I know its "old news", but clegg "forgetting" he was in charge whilst cameron was in the middle east surely deserves honourable mention...
 
Police spend £2m to protect Liberal Democrats

Police are spending an estimated £2m to protect this weekend's Liberal Democrat conference, with measures including a 2.5m high steel and concrete fence to deter up to 10,000 protesters.

A thousand officers will be on duty or standby from Friday until Sunday to shield the deputy prime minister, Nick Clegg, in his own city from anger over public spending cuts and his party's U-turn on student fees.

Initial glee at a successful bid two years ago to host the spring conference of 3,000 Lib Dem delegates has turned to concern in Sheffield at the cost both to the public purse and in lost business.

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“I didn’t think he was actually going to kill the cat. I noticed Mike holding the walking stick in his hand. My mother-in-law looked a bit panicked – she screamed: ‘No, Mike no’.

“It was at this point I felt worried. My mother-in-law came in the room and said: ‘He’s going to kill her’. I heard repeated banging upstairs. I thought Mike was smashing the place up. Mike came into the room looking calm – almost spaced out. He said: “I’ve killed the cat’.”

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fuckers.
 
A real possibility if decides to stand there. He might seek a safe seat elsewhere but there's going to be very few safe lib-dems seats next time - always the option of the Lords or a safe tory seat though. David Laws seat i think is the only 100% safe lib-dem one right now. Or he could stand in sheff and rely on being propped up by Tory voters as the lib-dems were in the Oldham and Saddleworth by-election. That latter option is bang in line with the logic of the coalition and the YES campaign for AV. Yesterday Mark Harper (tory) snuck through legal chnages that make it easier for different parties to stand joint candidates in elections. (This, of course, also shows that articul8 has been incredibly naive in claiming this is impossible on the AV threads).
 
A real possibility if decides to stand there. He might seek a safe seat elsewhere but there's going to be very few safe lib-dems seats next time - always the option of the Lords or a safe tory seat though. David Laws seat i think is the only 100% safe lib-dem one right now. Or he could stand in sheff and rely on being propped up by Tory voters as the lib-dems were in the Oldham and Saddleworth by-election. That latter option is bang in line with the logic of the coalition and the YES campaign for AV. Yesterday Mark Harper (tory) snuck through legal chnages that make it easier for different parties to stand joint candidates in elections. (This, of course, also shows that articul8 has been incredibly naive in claiming this is impossible on the AV threads).

In the end, I suspect, if Clegg is ousted - and no matter what happens in the years before that, people won't forget his duplicity - he'll just see it a shorter-than-anticipated actively political phase in his career path towards a cushy and financially acceptable seat on a board or two.
 
A real possibility if decides to stand there. He might seek a safe seat elsewhere but there's going to be very few safe lib-dems seats next time - always the option of the Lords or a safe tory seat though. David Laws seat i think is the only 100% safe lib-dem one right now. Or he could stand in sheff and rely on being propped up by Tory voters as the lib-dems were in the Oldham and Saddleworth by-election. That latter option is bang in line with the logic of the coalition and the YES campaign for AV. Yesterday Mark Harper (tory) snuck through legal chnages that make it easier for different parties to stand joint candidates in elections. (This, of course, also shows that articul8 has been incredibly naive in claiming this is impossible on the AV threads).

But the disaggregation :(
 
A real possibility if decides to stand there. He might seek a safe seat elsewhere but there's going to be very few safe lib-dems seats next time - always the option of the Lords or a safe tory seat though. David Laws seat i think is the only 100% safe lib-dem one right now. Or he could stand in sheff and rely on being propped up by Tory voters as the lib-dems were in the Oldham and Saddleworth by-election. That latter option is bang in line with the logic of the coalition and the YES campaign for AV. Yesterday Mark Harper (tory) snuck through legal chnages that make it easier for different parties to stand joint candidates in elections. (This, of course, also shows that articul8 has been incredibly naive in claiming this is impossible on the AV threads).
Cable may also be safe,and I've the horrible feeling that Slime-on Hughes may survive YET AGAIN
 
What an astonishing insult to the electorate from Clegg - does he really think are so stupid as to fall for this?

Nick Clegg on bankers: "I want to wring the neck of these wretched people"

Why haven't you then?
Any minute now,betcha Moon23 pops up with:
"Oh but we didn't win a majority, the Conservatives won more seats,so although we'd like to wring their necks,we'll let them get and keep massive bonuses and let them off loads of tax,after all, coalitions are about compromises"
 
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