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[Banjax]

This ConDem^tm government has been cobbled together by two leaders, who it's now obvious will do and say anything to grasp power, make no mistake this is not a coalition of "what's best for the country" it's a coalition of "what's best for David Cameron and the tories" it's a pity that Nick Clegg has been so spectacularly duped into this agreement - yes there are concessions to the LibDems but the minute the tories feel they have the support they'll call a snap election, wiping out all the promises made to the Libs at a stroke. The LibDems have sold their future down the river for a couple of seats in government for a few months and a pat on the head - they've lost the centre left of their party for good - I hope it's a price worth paying Mr Deputy Prime Minister 

[Lazydocker]

I'm not so sure... Lets see what the next month or so brings before judging. At the end of the day, they can't do any worse that their predecessors... Can they? :-/

[Kevin Wood]

I'm not so sure... Lets see what the next month or so brings before judging. At the end of the day, they can't do any worse that their predecessors... Can they? :-/

They'll be hard pushed. It will be entertaining if they try to rise to that challenge, anyway.

Kevin

[doog]

Banjax
have you been watching the Wright stuff 

Doug

[Banjax]

I'm not so sure... Lets see what the next month or so brings before judging. At the end of the day, they can't do any worse that their predecessors... Can they? :-/

It's a sham marriage of convenience, ironically the death of the Labour government, has made them a more powerful force in British politics than they were.....a bit like Obi-Wan-Kenobi 

I'll be completely honest - I've felt nauseous, sick and nervous since "Prime Minister Cameron" was anointed, politicians can spout on about it all being in the "interests of the country", mark my words - politicians do nothing in anyones interests other than their own 

The sooner this is revealed the better - look back at the tories and their attack dogs in the press over the last few weeks - their astonishing and vindictive attacks on the LibDems were despicable....thats all gone now and of course the LibDems and Tories are old friends now? pfft!!!! spare me 
excuse me while I wait for the whole shambolic structure to collapse  8-)

[Banjax]

Banjax
have you been watching the Wright stuff 

Doug

nope - i'm at work 

wouldnt surprise me if others felt the same way tho 

[Allenm]

I'm not so sure... Lets see what the next month or so brings before judging. At the end of the day, they can't do any worse that their predecessors... Can they? :-/

It's a sham marriage of convenience, ironically the death of the Labour government, has made them a more powerful force in British politics than they were.....a bit like Obi-Wan-Kenobi 

I'll be completely honest - I've felt nauseous, sick and nervous since "Prime Minister Cameron" was anointed, politicians can spout on about it all being in the "interests of the country", mark my words - politicians do nothing in anyones interests other than their own 

The sooner this is revealed the better - look back at the tories and their attack dogs in the press over the last few weeks - their astonishing and vindictive attacks on the LibDems were despicable....thats all gone now and of course the LibDems and Tories are old friends now? pfft!!!! spare me 
excuse me while I wait for the whole shambolic structure to collapse  8-)

Unbelievable!  you feel nauseous over the prospect of a Conservative PM, but presumably have been quite happy with the last 13 years of the most dispicable, slimy and inempt Labour Government that has brought the country to its knees!

Attack dogs!? really, it was GB that was slinging all the mud, and as for Peter Mandleson!  There must be something in the water up there

[mantahatch]

Is it payback for the many thousands of labour supporters who voted libdem just to keep the tories out ? I know this has happened in the Eastleigh area, and I am sure there are many more.

Ironic that labour voters have actually voted in a tory/libdem government.

[tunnie]

what was the alternative? the party that lost badly joining forces with the other party which lost, giving power to a party of loosers?

Mean while Torys which got most seats and most votes, are left out in cold?

[Banjax]

I'm not so sure... Lets see what the next month or so brings before judging. At the end of the day, they can't do any worse that their predecessors... Can they? :-/

It's a sham marriage of convenience, ironically the death of the Labour government, has made them a more powerful force in British politics than they were.....a bit like Obi-Wan-Kenobi 

I'll be completely honest - I've felt nauseous, sick and nervous since "Prime Minister Cameron" was anointed, politicians can spout on about it all being in the "interests of the country", mark my words - politicians do nothing in anyones interests other than their own 

The sooner this is revealed the better - look back at the tories and their attack dogs in the press over the last few weeks - their astonishing and vindictive attacks on the LibDems were despicable....thats all gone now and of course the LibDems and Tories are old friends now? pfft!!!! spare me 
excuse me while I wait for the whole shambolic structure to collapse  8-)

Unbelievable!  you feel nauseous over the prospect of a Conservative PM, but presumably have been quite happy with the last 13 years of the most dispicable, slimy and inempt Labour Government that has brought the country to its knees!

Attack dogs!? really, it was GB that was slinging all the mud, and as for Peter Mandleson!  There must be something in the water up there

nope - haven't been happy with Labour or Liebore as some call it, which is even more worrying, as awful as Liebore were the tories STILL weren't wanted - even with a massively favourable press, even with more millions to throw at their campaign than every other party put together they failed to reach a majority - most people in this country really don't want the tories mucking about with delicate financial recoveries 

[Banjax]

what was the alternative? the party that lost badly joining forces with the other party which lost, giving power to a party of loosers?

Mean while Torys which got most seats and most votes, are left out in cold?

Instead you have a party which lost hitched up to a party which....err....lost?  :-?

I'll concede the tories won most seats but it's hardly a ringing endorsement from the electorate 

[Chris_H]

I'm not so sure... Lets see what the next month or so brings before judging. At the end of the day, they can't do any worse that their predecessors... Can they? :-/

It's a sham marriage of convenience, ironically the death of the Labour government, has made them a more powerful force in British politics than they were.....a bit like Obi-Wan-Kenobi 

I'll be completely honest - I've felt nauseous, sick and nervous since "Prime Minister Cameron" was anointed, politicians can spout on about it all being in the "interests of the country", mark my words - politicians do nothing in anyones interests other than their own 

The sooner this is revealed the better - look back at the tories and their attack dogs in the press over the last few weeks - their astonishing and vindictive attacks on the LibDems were despicable....thats all gone now and of course the LibDems and Tories are old friends now? pfft!!!! spare me 
excuse me while I wait for the whole shambolic structure to collapse  8-)

Unbelievable!  you feel nauseous over the prospect of a Conservative PM, but presumably have been quite happy with the last 13 years of the most dispicable, slimy and inempt Labour Government that has brought the country to its knees!

Attack dogs!? really, it was GB that was slinging all the mud, and as for Peter Mandleson!  There must be something in the water up there

nope - haven't been happy with Labour or Liebore as some call it, which is even more worrying, as awful as Liebore were the tories STILL weren't wanted - even with a massively favourable press, even with more millions to throw at their campaign than every other party put together they failed to reach a majority - most people in this country really don't want the tories mucking about with delicate financial recoveries 

So the polls were rigged?

[Dishevelled Den]

I'm not so sure... Lets see what the next month or so brings before judging. At the end of the day, they can't do any worse that their predecessors... Can they? :-/

It's a sham marriage of convenience, ironically the death of the Labour government, has made them a more powerful force in British politics than they were.....a bit like Obi-Wan-Kenobi 

I'll be completely honest - I've felt nauseous, sick and nervous since "Prime Minister Cameron" was anointed, politicians can spout on about it all being in the "interests of the country", mark my words - politicians do nothing in anyones interests other than their own 

The sooner this is revealed the better - look back at the tories and their attack dogs in the press over the last few weeks - their astonishing and vindictive attacks on the LibDems were despicable....thats all gone now and of course the LibDems and Tories are old friends now? pfft!!!! spare me 
excuse me while I wait for the whole shambolic structure to collapse  8-)

mark my words - politicians do nothing in anyones interests other than their own

In the interests of balance BJ do you include the Labour Party in these remarks?

[Lazydocker]

what was the alternative? the party that lost badly joining forces with the other party which lost, giving power to a party of loosers?

Mean while Torys which got most seats and most votes, are left out in cold?

Instead you have a party which lost hitched up to a party which....err....lost?  :-?

I'll concede the tories won most seats but it's hardly a ringing endorsement from the electorate 

But with the way our current electoral system works the Tories had the majority of the votes, albeit not an overall majority, so they should rightly take power... After all, we live in a democracy... ...Don't we?

[Dishevelled Den]

what was the alternative? the party that lost badly joining forces with the other party which lost, giving power to a party of loosers?

Mean while Torys which got most seats and most votes, are left out in cold?

Instead you have a party which lost hitched up to a party which....err....lost?  :-?

I'll concede the tories won most seats but it's hardly a ringing endorsement from the electorate 

Instead you have a party which lost hitched up to a party which....err....lost?  :-?

What would the alternative have been BJ?


I'm taken by the new avatar by the way 8-)