Keith Sansum1
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10 December 2010
00:3683866#1
The latest dismay in the govt is the way the two parties are to deal with those
MP's that don't support the govt line.
the tories will banish to the back benches those that didn't support the line
where as the lib dems(who split 3 ways, nowt unusual there lol) will allow there MP's to continue in post.
Althugh it has to be agreed this is strong leadership from the tories
it has caused many a rumblings in the tory camp
and rightly so
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howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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10 December 2010
19:3983969#2
i think dave has got this one right keith.
the blues had made no committment on this matter, unlike the yellows.
the blue dissenters probably did so in order to ingratiate themselves with their constituents.
Keith Sansum1- Location: london
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10 December 2010
22:0483998#3
howard
you are partly correct but it shows this this cobbled together govt is falling apart
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Guest 655- Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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10 December 2010
22:1884001#4
You wish Keith.
Keith Sansum1- Location: london
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10 December 2010
23:0684010#5
no wish at all barry
its a fact clearly to be seen by all not wearing tinted glasses
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11 December 2010
10:0684052#6
Keef I think this government may last longer than initially anticipated for the simple reason that the Libdems have no where else to go. Cable and Clegg issues a statement last night saying the Libdem party was united...its not. Thats another spin. They are now a two tier outfit, those in government those out of government. One section led by Nick Clegg, the other section led by Simon Hughes.
But the electorate would crucify them now, so they will hang on for dear life. Its interesting...nobody basically blames the Conservatives for any of the recent kerfuffle...whats got up voters noses right across the board is the horror u-turn the Libdems did. Pledge one thing to all and then do the complete opposite. Unforgiveable...the voters know it and so do they!
Keith Sansum1- Location: london
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11 December 2010
10:1984053#7
What a fantastic time to have a bye election poor old mr tricky(shame lib dems couldnt find dover candidate)
yep the lib dems have no way out, and the honeymoon is over and the clock is now ticking
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howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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11 December 2010
10:2984054#8
will definitely be 2015 before we are dragged kicking and screaming to the polls again.
Keith Sansum1- Location: london
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11 December 2010
14:4084068#9
whilst that may even be the case, im not so sure, clegg has lost control of his party faithful, thre electorate at large, and even the MP's
I realy can't see this going that long
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howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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11 December 2010
14:5484069#10
that is the exact reason why there will be no election keith.
since the m.p's have found another loophole in the expenses department, they have even more reason to keep their job.
Keith Sansum1- Location: london
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11 December 2010
15:0084070#11
I think people power will decide this one
the party of lib dems wont want to see the party totally destroyed and i think we will see the grassroots of the lib dems challenging it's leadership
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