Could Labour And The Lib Non Dems Ever Work Together?

[ToraToraTora]

https://news.sky.com/story/ex-pm-tony-blair-raises-prospect-of-labour-lib-dem-alliance-if-party-are-to-win-power-11938569

[Bobbisox1]

Soonest Bliar realises he’s yesterday’s chip paper, the better

[Khandro]

The blind leading the blind. Neither has a clue what the public wants.

[gulliver1]

Ah, Bobbisox ," Tony Blair " The Greatest P/M since "Churchill, ".

[Bobbisox1]

Only Churchill didn’t lie and slither under doors

[gulliver1]

16.03, Boris has now taken over The lying and slithering under the door. All planned by and orchestrated by his Puppet master Cummings.

[andy-hughes]

It would always be tainted with the Conservative / Liberal cosy-up - it just makes the Lib Dems look desperate, power at any cost with any ally.

Labour need to fundamentally re-assess what they are, and what their appeal and policies are, they have enough going on with that for the next decade.

Mr Blair can say what he wants, few listen with any interest - and even fewer who can actually make a difference.

[Old_Geezer]

Not if they want to remove the Tories from power.

[Jackdaw33]

Remember the Lib-Lab pact of 1977? Kept Callaghan in power for two more years till it all went tits up.

[ludwig]

On the basis that everything that happens in America happens here eventually, we'll probably end up with two right wing parties, one nearer the centre than the other. That may well come from a Labour/ liberal merger.

[jourdain2]

Possibly, it's not all that relevant is it? They are now a couple of pressure-groups so far as I can see (I may be being dense). What is needed, needed vitally for the country, is a sensible, slightly left of centre party which could credibly govern if the Conservatives messed-up. I'm speaking as a naturally conservative voter, but I see the danger of a void in the political centre.

Re: OP again - they are both on the loony side now, which is why I said 'Possibly'.

[Mozz71]

//On the basis that everything that happens in America happens here eventually//

We're going to get Sir Alan Sugar as PM?

[david small]

As far as I’m concerned, they are both dead in the water.
As for Blair........

[waterboatman]

I wouldn't trust them to run a kid's play group!

[gulliver1]

Remember the" Cameron , Clegg, Coalition Con Party ". Better known as the "Laurel and Hardy show", LOL.

[Bobbisox1]

Gully being so full of hatred can shortens your life as your brain cells are angry all the time, have you made a Will ?

[ToraToraTora]

Gully, have you ever tried actually making any points or debating issues rather than just blindly being anti?

[CrapAtCryptics]

The almost non-existent Lib Dems and the rapidly declining labour cant muster a majority no matter which way the deck is shuffled so Blairs irrelevant wishing is pointless.