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AtW replied

11 May 2010, 19:56
Originally posted by The Wikir Man View Post

no government will be able to dictate when the election will be held based on when they are popular.

So, this means they'll make sure they are popular with populist policies like free this and free that funded by more debt and taxes on "the rich"
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The Wikir Man started a topic It's a coalition

11 May 2010, 19:52
It's a coalition

So, what have the Liberals sold out on?

Skeletor on BBC was saying that fixed term governments was one commitment from CMD to Clegg, so at least no government will be able to dictate when the election will be held based on when they are popular.
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