Its All Beginning To Unravel For Dave !

[mikey4444]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-29075300

Not before time as well. Could this be the first action of a post May 2015 Coalition perhaps ? Quote from the much-maligned Ed ::::

"He is losing his MPs, he is losing votes in the House of Commons and it is Labour which is setting the agenda for fairness,"

Difficult to argue with !

[naomi24]

Are you seriously looking forward to Labour and the Lib Dems forming a coalition government? Heaven help us!

[New Judge]

Well it won't be too bad. At least the Labourites will be there to keep the LibDem MPs (2) in check.

[naomi24]

Really, NJ? That many?

[mikey4444]

Naomi...yes, as you know full well ! At least it won't (ever) be UKIP !

NJ...This is a serious situation for dave to be in. His coalition partner is actively trying to undo a flagship program of theirs. Which beggars the question why Cleggie voted for it in the first place ! Sometimes you can't make it up in British politics you know.

[mikey4444]

Electoral Calculus is predicted 19 LibDems after May 2015, down from 57 in 2010.

I am not sure what the opposite of landslide is but Cleggie is heading for it. But this latest action by him today might stem the fallout a bit, if the voters can see that he is prepared to admit where he was wrong. Good move for Cleggie all round and I reluctantly give him some praise.

[naomi24]

If it happens .... if .... are you quite confident of the LibDems' unswerving loyalty to Labour - or is it possible you'll be saying in a few years time, "It's all beginning to unravel for Ed?"

[jno]

doesn't look as if Dave and the Welsh between them did such a fab job of the summit

http://www.standard.co.uk/news/londoners-diary/not-such-a-great-nato-welcome-in-the-hillside-9715080.html

[Peter Pedant]

O god I thought you meant DLT whose trial is restarting to day
Prosecution speech to the jury....

[askyourgran]

God help us if Lib and Lab ever get together. Clegg and Ed would be spitting and slavering over each other. Neither have made a real contribution to suggestions made concerning major matters all they want is to spend money on projects that have little impact on the greater problems facing Dave today.

[lindapalmara]

I don't think Cleggy and co will be much of an entity in the next Parliament. They can promise free sandals for everyone in their next Manifesto and it'll never happen. I heard he got browbeaten by a 9 year old on his radio show the other day over the school meals fiasco!

[bazwillrun]

" or is it possible you'll be saying in a few years time, "It's all beginning to unravel for Ed?"

which we all know is not if but when, and probably in record time

[mikey4444]

Whats the matter Baz....frightened of the People Speaking next May !

[bazwillrun]

couldnt care less, no party stays in power forever,only a matter of time until another labour government gets a chance to get the wrecking balls out, but youll soon be crying in your milk when you realise that litte ed is about as much use as an ashtray on a motorbike and not the answer to all your little leftie prayers.

[naomi24]

//....frightened of the People Speaking next May ! //

If it means a return to the party that opened the floodgates to uncontrolled immigration, that abolished the 10p rate tax for low earners, that forced us into futile conflict, that sold our gold reserves at a knock down price, that pilfered our pensions, that disingenuously bathes in the reflected glory of the Labour party past, and that doesn't speak for the working man, I am. I'm terrified!

[neil42]

I couldn't have put it better my self Naomi ,heaven help us if that lot get back in.

[Zacs-Master]

What was that Sun headline....
Will the last person to leave the country turn the lights out?

[naomi24]

Thank you, neil.

[lindapalmara]

The two Eds at the helm again fills me with fear. They could inherit a recovering economy again and smash it to pieces, just like last time.

[berniecuddles]

rather have ukip in than labour anyday!!

[lindapalmara]

Much as I would prefer the UK to stay united I would prefer a Yes vote in two weeks as that would keep Labour out of the rest of England in perpetuity! Bring it on!