Lib-Lab pact over

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OwlHoot replied

11 May 2010, 17:49
Could this new switch be another feint to get McBunker properly out of Downing Street, not in six months time but now, like a dentist removing a stubborn rotten tooth by wiggling it back and forth, after which the Lib Dems go back to Labour yet again?
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dx4100 replied

11 May 2010, 17:28
Originally posted by eliquant View Post

Phhhhheeeeeeewwwwwwwwww seems as though we got rid of that shower called Labour after an awful 10+ years or so and they had so much promise initially - how it all descended into double standards and mis-management - incredible.

What really got me is who is voting for these Labour dinosaurs - who did it, come on own up.

Hand up...

Well see what people think of the last 13 years after a couple years of this crazy Lib - Tory partnership....
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eliquant replied

11 May 2010, 17:25
Phhhhheeeeeeewwwwwwwwww seems as though we got rid of that shower called Labour after an awful 10+ years or so and they had so much promise initially - how it all descended into double standards and mis-management - incredible.

What really got me is who is voting for these Labour dinosaurs - who did it, come on own up.
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TimberWolf replied

11 May 2010, 15:49
Tory MPs put on standy for meeting as late as 20:00 tonight
- Sky News
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Churchill replied

11 May 2010, 15:21
Number 10 recognises that talks with the Lib Dems have not and will reach not any positive conclusion, and they are now discussing the method of declaring that their side of the negotiation is over, BBC Radio 5 Live's political correspondent Jon Pienaar says.

Isn't that just a classic poker gambit?

I haven't seen anything yet that says that El Gordo has resigned as PM and until I do... All bets still stand.
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shaunbhoy replied

11 May 2010, 15:19
Yes, a divorce made in heaven!
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TimberWolf replied

11 May 2010, 15:15
Hmm, seems I was pipped to the post (literally) and with no means to delete a thread.

And thus 13 years reign of Labour draws to a bankrupt conclusion.
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TimberWolf started a topic Lib-Lab pact over

11 May 2010, 15:08
Lib-Lab pact over

BREAKING NEWS

Number 10 recognises that talks with the Lib Dems have not and will reach not any positive conclusion, and they are now discussing the method of declaring that their side of the negotiation is over, BBC Radio 5 Live's political correspondent Jon Pienaar says.

BBC News - Election 2010 - Live coverage - General Election 2010
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