The real risk of not forming a collation now... and holding a 2nd election

[NotAllThere]

Please don't feed the troll.

But he was right!

[d000hg]

Aye. Now you're talking.

Please don't feed the troll.

[contractor79]

Libdems have it all to lose in a 2nd election.

Tories and Labour will take them onboard, if it fails they will blame Libdems and the voters will get frustrated and vote out Libdems.

Clegg could be the end of the Libdems, LOL.

[HairyArsedBloke]

Disband Labour Party - existing and past MPs of it go to jail for life as a warning to future generations, activists get a massive 80% fair tax for the combined duration of all Labour parliaments.

THEN hold 2nd election.

Aye. Now you're talking.

[AtW]

Disband Labour Party - existing and past MPs of it go to jail for life as a warning to future generations, activists get a massive 80% fair tax for the combined duration of all Labour parliaments.

THEN hold 2nd election.

[threaded]

I vote for a 2nd election. Coalitions never work really.

The better alternative would be a pairing getting together on electoral reform, then having an immediate election.

Markets love uncertainty and lots of money will be made in London as things bounce around, which means more tax receipts.

[sasguru]

WTF is a collation in this context?
FFS

[scooterscot]

Options:

A) Form a collation and start sorting out the debt, pronto (preferably with lib/con)

B) 2nd election that produces the same result. Watch the economy go into reverse and the risk of a double dip recession grow