How you should describe the Lib Dems?

[EternalOptimist]

The energy policy in this country is a disaster, and its all down to the lib dems.
'Woodchip' Davey may well see brownouts or even blackouts before May. They seem even more likely in the next few years, when the idiot is gone and festering on a fat pension.

so I would describe them as the 'festering woodchip' party

[TestMangler]

John Redwood is a complete nutter who would see taxes slashed and the NHS run into the ground. A Tory.
The LibDems are useless and Titiband can't even remember his lines.

I'm voting SNP (but No in any referendum

So, you want the SNP to run your country in a limited way but prefer the 'sound financial experience' of George Osborne to oversee the big decisions !

Yup, that makes sense !

[barrydidit]

So the Scottish Labour seats are going SNP, who are the English LibDem seats going to - or will they just get divvied up fairly evenly?

Some scottish lib dem seats to be divvied up too (see here). Though maybe not to the SNP given the way those places voted in September.

[DodgyAgent]

John Redwood is a complete nutter who would see taxes slashed and the NHS run into the ground. A Tory.

Evidence?

[Batcher]

Some scottish lib dem seats to be divvied up too (see here). Though maybe not to the SNP given the way those places voted in September.

There's a good chance that the number of the No voters in the referendum will drop down to the levels of a normal GE whereas the Yes Alliance voters will vote in the same numbers. It would be fairly easy to overturn some of those smallish majorities, especially if Devo Max is knocked back before the GE.

SNP got just under 500,000 votes last time so they could easily get 1m out of those 1.6m from the referendum this time round.

[Zero Liability]

John Redwood is a complete nutter who would see taxes slashed and the NHS run into the ground.

For the former, Where do I sign up?, for the latter, sounds like hyperbole.

[d000hg]

For the former, Where do I sign up?, for the latter, sounds like hyperbole.

Indeed, I doubt "I'd like to run the NHS into the ground" is something any MP would say

[DodgyAgent]

Indeed, I doubt "I'd like to run the NHS into the ground" is something any MP would say

True but where is the evidence that he wants to run it into the ground?

[d000hg]

True but where is the evidence that he wants to run it into the ground?

That was rather my point.

[DodgyAgent]

That was rather my point.

I am sometimes not the sharpest tool in the box