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Lib Dem Support down to 12%....

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  • A._Badger
    A._Badger Posts: 5,881 Forumite
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    Is there a full moon tonight?
  • headcone
    headcone Posts: 536 Forumite
    A._Badger wrote: »
    Is there a full moon tonight?

    Not where i am,perhaps you can see one though.
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  • RJP33
    RJP33 Posts: 339 Forumite
    Isn't it better that you get some of the manifesto implemented rather than the Lib Dems sitting on the side with no real influence again?
  • ben500
    ben500 Posts: 23,192 Forumite
    RJP33 wrote: »
    Isn't it better that you get some of the manifesto implemented rather than the Lib Dems sitting on the side with no real influence again?

    But this is where they are in their element. Nick Clegg would have got less of a shafting if he dropped the soap in the shower block, he must be incredibly gormless not to have seen it coming, he's akin to the gullible teenager applying for all the "Trainee management" jobs in the local paper. I bet he's worked for Kirby.
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  • headcone
    headcone Posts: 536 Forumite
    ben500 wrote: »
    But this is where they are in their element. Nick Clegg would have got less of a shafting if he dropped the soap in the shower block, he must be incredibly gormless not to have seen it coming, he's akin to the gullible teenager applying for all the "Trainee management" jobs in the local paper. I bet he's worked for Kirby.

    Ben iv`e been to Wales so stop this nonsense now.:D
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  • RJP33
    RJP33 Posts: 339 Forumite
    ben500 wrote: »
    But this is where they are in their element. Nick Clegg would have got less of a shafting if he dropped the soap in the shower block, he must be incredibly gormless not to have seen it coming, he's akin to the gullible teenager applying for all the "Trainee management" jobs in the local paper. I bet he's worked for Kirby.

    Oh I know, I get the sense that a lot of the people who voted for the lib dems would be happier if they never got actual government power and instead kept on the sidelines moaning at the 'establishment'.

    Least they got some of their manifesto in.
  • ILW
    ILW Posts: 18,333 Forumite
    Does it really matter at all what the lib dems do or say? They seem rather irrelevant from where I'm sitting.
  • benb76
    benb76 Posts: 357 Forumite
    Lib Dems will regard this coalition as a success if they get the voting reform in, that is their main agenda for this entire term.
  • robin_banks
    robin_banks Posts: 15,778 Forumite
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    benb76 wrote: »
    Lib Dems will regard this coalition as a success if they get the voting reform in, that is their main agenda for this entire term.

    If thier 'main agenda' was getting voting reform as opposed to the economy, the NHs and the pointless wars in Iraq and Afghanistan (to name but three policies) then it seems a tad selfish.
    "An arrogant and self-righteous Guardian reading tvv@t".

    !!!!!! is all that about?
  • StevieJ
    StevieJ Posts: 20,174 Forumite
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    benb76 wrote: »
    Lib Dems will regard this coalition as a success if they get the voting reform in, that is their main agenda for this entire term.

    Remind me, who is going to vote for that?
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