Libdems are a waste of time

[wobbegong]

This forum is weird.

Compared to what?

[shaunbhoy]

Was obvious to me that Labour would not do as bad as the opinion polls showed.

Oh yeah, they really pulled a rabbit out of the hat!!

[contractor79]

To alleviate your frustration, I suggest you go and post rude messages on your (ex-)friends' facebook pages (like they did with you!)

I'm better than their student politics low standards. Was obvious to me that Labour would not do as bad as the opinion polls showed. Obviously people were too ashamed to admit they vote Labour to the pollsters.

[contractor79]

Yes, they've got massive AGENDA with that MASSIVE 1% NI cut - that will make MASSIVE difference, ffs.

Libdems will obviously not agree to huge cuts in public spending. This could finish them off forever as their supporters are mostly communist types who read Guardian working in non-jobs.

[cojak]

This forum is weird.

You've noticed...

[Platypus]

To alleviate your frustration, I suggest you go and post rude messages on your (ex-)friends' facebook pages (like they did with you!)

[contractor79]

We've noticed.

This should help.

This forum is weird.

[AtW]

2. Tories watering down their agenda just because of Libdems

Yes, they've got massive AGENDA with that MASSIVE 1% NI cut - that will make MASSIVE difference, ffs.

[Clippy]

Wel well well. I predicted the Libdem surge was a fantasy and on the night they flopped. The facebook Clegg groupies have gone very quiet.

Unfortunately, Tories didn't take enough of their seats to win outright. Now we are subjected to a nauseating series of negotiations with very unsatisfactory outcomes such as:

1. Brown staying as PM in a Lab/Lib agreement
2. Tories watering down their agenda just because of Libdems

This situation is precisely why we must not have proportional representation as we will find the country continually held to ransome by the Lib dem buffoons, with THEM choosing the government despite only 50 seats.

I am very, very frustrated.

On the bright side, it must destroy the Libdem voters deep inside that Clegg is giving Cameron first chance at an agreement. A Con/Lib govt would go down like a lead balloon with many Libdem voters. Although it could mean that after they get their agreed programme done, Cons could call election, blame Libdem for not being able to continue and assassinate Libdems at the polls.

We've noticed.

This should help.

[Mich the Tester]

I am very, very frustrated.

Yes, we know that.

[contractor79]

Wel well well. I predicted the Libdem surge was a fantasy and on the night they flopped. The facebook Clegg groupies have gone very quiet.

Unfortunately, Tories didn't take enough of their seats to win outright. Now we are subjected to a nauseating series of negotiations with very unsatisfactory outcomes such as:

1. Brown staying as PM in a Lab/Lib agreement
2. Tories watering down their agenda just because of Libdems

This situation is precisely why we must not have proportional representation as we will find the country continually held to ransome by the Lib dem buffoons, with THEM choosing the government despite only 50 seats.

I am very, very frustrated.

On the bright side, it must destroy the Libdem voters deep inside that Clegg is giving Cameron first chance at an agreement. A Con/Lib govt would go down like a lead balloon with many Libdem voters. Although it could mean that after they get their agreed programme done, Cons could call election, blame Libdem for not being able to continue and assassinate Libdems at the polls.