Sex God
hmmmm rod ,jane and freddie now there`s a party :twisted:
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Sex God
From where I stand looking in, it appears to be a complete and utter shambles. Clegg is now playing one party off against the other party, in my eyes that is very poor form. A Lib/Lab Government is still not a Marjory so on policy's they will need to beg and make deals for the extra votes, the looser being the country.
Master of Sex
I'm hoping for a Progressive Alliance.
Everything will be done in 11/8 time and feature a lot of solo work.
Everything will be done in 11/8 time and feature a lot of solo work.
Sex God
Quote by Dave_Desert229
I'm hoping for a Progressive Alliance.
Everything will be done in 11/8 time and feature a lot of solo work.
But who will be wearing the cape and platform shoes?
Master of Sex
Quote by meat2pleaseu
I'm hoping for a Progressive Alliance.
Everything will be done in 11/8 time and feature a lot of solo work.
But who will be wearing the cape and platform shoes?
Gots to be Peter Mandelson.
At the end of the day, this just proves a number of points to me:
You can never trust a Liberal
Never trust a Liberal
Liberals can't be trusted
I'm sure that Clegg was being as genuine as he could be when he opened the opportunity to discuss arrangements with Cameron. However, his "triple lock" party decision making process shows just how impossible any working arrangement with the LibDems will be.
If they honestly believe that they can cut a better deal with Labour... well, they are more immature than I originally gave them credit for.
You can never trust a Liberal
Never trust a Liberal
Liberals can't be trusted
I'm sure that Clegg was being as genuine as he could be when he opened the opportunity to discuss arrangements with Cameron. However, his "triple lock" party decision making process shows just how impossible any working arrangement with the LibDems will be.
If they honestly believe that they can cut a better deal with Labour... well, they are more immature than I originally gave them credit for.
Sex God
is it me or is this whole thing becoming really desperate and uncomfortable to watch/listen too
the other thing correct me if i`m wrong even if a lib/labour alliance is formed could a vote of no confidence in parliment force another election :dunno:
the other thing correct me if i`m wrong even if a lib/labour alliance is formed could a vote of no confidence in parliment force another election :dunno:
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is it me or is this whole thing becoming really desperate and uncomfortable to watch/listen too
the other thing correct me if i`m wrong even if a lib/labour alliance is formed could a vote of no confidence in parliment force another election :dunno:
I personally cant see a stable government from either side,but a vote of no confidence would only be achieveable if we have some rebels in the lib/lab corner
well...always felt a tory/liberal pact was going to be uncomfortable. I think over the years the labour party has moved very much towards the centre ground. I do think the liberals in some policies have stayed further to the left.
However lets be fair and say....that more people voted for the Tory party than any other. I think David Cameroon should now form a minority government. This will not allow him to push through to many radical proposals, as he would know they would be defeated. It would mean another election with-in a year. But at least give us a glimse at how bad/good the tories are at governing the country.
The other option, though it will never happen, is a goverment for the national interest. Where all the three parties formed a coalition. The amount of people in the cabinet would depend on their share of the vote etc. Nice idea....but never gona happen.
One way or another...something needs to happen soon, the instability at the moment is not good for the country.
However lets be fair and say....that more people voted for the Tory party than any other. I think David Cameroon should now form a minority government. This will not allow him to push through to many radical proposals, as he would know they would be defeated. It would mean another election with-in a year. But at least give us a glimse at how bad/good the tories are at governing the country.
The other option, though it will never happen, is a goverment for the national interest. Where all the three parties formed a coalition. The amount of people in the cabinet would depend on their share of the vote etc. Nice idea....but never gona happen.
One way or another...something needs to happen soon, the instability at the moment is not good for the country.
What instability ?
So the "captain and senior seamen" are "not at the helm".
The SAME people are running the country as have been running it for DECADES.
Decisions will still be made, although policy will have to wait.
Who cares ?
Not me.
Watching the b'stards running around trying to stab each other in the back is good fun...and not hurting the country: One. Little. Bit.
The Conservatives cannot form a lasting government on their own.
Neither can Labour.
A Lab/Lib pact would represent more of the "electorate" (expectorate) than the Conservatives on their own....democracy in action !
Either way....the conservatives cannot hold power for long, if ever.
Another election before October.
One every 6 months would suit me fine...and the country....it tells the shites in West-titster that that's what they are.......................SHITES.
So the "captain and senior seamen" are "not at the helm".
The SAME people are running the country as have been running it for DECADES.
Decisions will still be made, although policy will have to wait.
Who cares ?
Not me.
Watching the b'stards running around trying to stab each other in the back is good fun...and not hurting the country: One. Little. Bit.
The Conservatives cannot form a lasting government on their own.
Neither can Labour.
A Lab/Lib pact would represent more of the "electorate" (expectorate) than the Conservatives on their own....democracy in action !
Either way....the conservatives cannot hold power for long, if ever.
Another election before October.
One every 6 months would suit me fine...and the country....it tells the shites in West-titster that that's what they are.......................SHITES.
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From where I stand looking in, it appears to be a complete and utter shambles. Clegg is now playing one party off against the other party, in my eyes that is very poor form. A Lib/Lab Government is still not a Marjory so on policy's they will need to beg and make deals for the extra votes, the looser being the country.
Agreed, but I think the one person from the Libs who is quoted as talking sense is Vince Cable - he just may be able to get them to do the right thing and go with the Conservatives who had the largest no of seats and number of votes, so ought to have their leader as PM.
Plim
Warming the Bed
All this Shows is the chaos that would ensue with PR.
Libs were just doing what their membership would want them to do,in exploring all the possibilities.
But they still would not have had a majority and would have to go cap in hand to the small minority parties.
By 8 tonite they will have a Con/Lib pact in place.
Libs were just doing what their membership would want them to do,in exploring all the possibilities.
But they still would not have had a majority and would have to go cap in hand to the small minority parties.
By 8 tonite they will have a Con/Lib pact in place.
