#1
Havent seen much of the Lib leader recently any one seen him ?
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#2
Do you really want to see more of him?
Hey Mel, I though you were bored with what seems to be a current spate of political threads!!!
#3
No but may be the lib voters would , i hope Dc hasnt locked him in a cupboard .
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#4
woops that was you not Mel sparking this one off - I just looked at the pic of the two of you.... sorry Mel!
#5
Barry i would love to see more of him, he is lush
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#6
he was on the box a day or two again making a fool of himself over social mobility.
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#7
Well Mel specially for you. The libdem dreamboy pinup..just in case you are experiencing withdrawal symptoms you can enjoy this picture.
But whatever dear oul Nick does recently it backfires. He just cant get his PR right. After the social mobility clanger thing, came the 'I cry when I listen to music' thing, and ever since that revelation everyone on every programme is yanking his chain bigtime.
When a tennis player cant win a match ( Murray!!) he hires a new coach
When a footballer feels short changed by his team ( Tevez!) he hires a new agent
Young Clegg ought to hire someone fairly pronto to handle his PR, preferably someone who is not now or never has been a student!!
#8
COR! he is the best looking deputy pm we have ever had thankyou Paul for that i will dribble over it many times.
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#9
May-be he's gone on holiday to Portugal!
#10
The libdem dreamboy pinup. he is not a pinup more like a pimp getting into bed with DC.
Keith Sansum1
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#11
Before he joined this cobbled together government clegg wasn't a bad speaker and did take people with him.
In all honesty he's lost that now, he stumbles over subjects, never sure of himself, struggles to get to grips with what he's being asked.
for me, the less we see of him the better, and i'm sure the good people of Sheffield will make sure we see a lot less of him at the next general election
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#12
He has destroyed the Libs , its a shame im still not sure how they can fight the local elections seperately .
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#13
mark
im not deaf you only had to say it once? lol
theres thankfully only 2 in Dover standing in whitfield and its very marginal unsure if there wiull be any after MAY
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#14
They have brought it on themself this should be a warning for any one wanting to get into bed with the tories .
Keith Sansum1- Location: london
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#15
It's about decisions,
nick clegg sold out his party, and the polls will see the lib dems destroyed at the next general election
the thing then is; where do these lib dem votes go?
to labour, to tory?
will it all end up with no party getting overall control again?
if so will clegg sell his soul again?
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#16
He would sell himself and his party to the devil to get power , woops he already has .
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#17
He didnt just sell out his party Keefy he sold out his voters. particularly all those young students voting for the first time, I know 2 close to hand, who voted for him but got shortchanged hugely. Their vote was wasted. They were first time voters and are now disillusioned.. So much so that they may never vote again.
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#18
That's the problem, and across the country it has to be looked at-, by removing the lib dem MP we could end up with a tory, worse we could end up with a tory outright govt. neither would i want.
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#19
I think the tories are heading for disaster in trying to get rid of the debt in one parliment , we have all ready had a couple of u turns on defence and health more will follow , and support for the con libs will dissapear .
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#20
Of course voting for Libdems in Dover in a general election where only either Tory or Labour can win is a wasted vote anyway..but they wanted to make their mark in support of the promises and pledges Clegg was making.
However when votes are lost like this maybe it does make a case for the AV system.
Just to run with another analogy...the two kids were sitting on a seafront bench both asking for Nick Clegg's ice cream...and I bring them back Coalition Spuds! It wasnt what they wanted.
