Scots voters threaten Holyrood backlash after Lib Dems back Tories May 16 2010 Mark Aitken, Sunday Mail DAVID STEEL yesterday admitted the Liberal Democrats fear a huge loss of support after the party agreed to back the Tories to form a government. The Lib Dem elder statesman admitted there was a “nervousness” among supporters about the [...]
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UK General Election 2010: Was David Cameron Hung Out To ‘Dry’?
One thing for sure, given the present negotiations between political party leaders and negotiating teams, Geoff Gilson gave an accurate assessment of things to come back on Sunday February 28, 2010. *UK General Election 2010: Will David Cameron Be Hung Out To ‘Dry’?* Well, the British polls are going up and down like Dick Cheney [...]
Nick Clegg ratings start to clatter back to earth
Source: ComRes. Another factor explaining the drop in LibDem support may be ICM’s finding that 52% of voters think a hung parliament would be bad for Britain with only 24% rating it a good thing. Tweet this! Share and Enjoy:
Migration Watch UK briefing – Clegg struggles on immigration policy
Interviewed by Andrew Marr on BBC 1 last Sunday morning, Nick Clegg was clearly struggling to defend Lib Dem immigration policy. Commenting, Sir Andrew Green, Chairman, MigrationwatchUK, said: “It is shocking that the leader of one of the main political parties should be so poorly informed about an issue of enormous concern to the public. [...]
Nick Clegg – Alex Salmond: Is this the change you really want???
This graphic portraying SNP Leader Alex Salmond and Liberal Democrat Leader Nick Clegg underlines the crossroads the United Kingdom faces – Do we control our destiny or simply roll over and let other European countries control every remaining facet of our British way of life? Nick Clegg’s Euro allies are the real nutters The threat [...]
NICK CLEGG, Holier than thou?
In recent days Nick Clegg has suggested he brings something new to politics. But in his own use of expenses, his left-wing policies and his party’s dirty campaigning he is not the change Britain needs. In fact he may not bring change at all. He may keep Gordon Brown in power for five more years. [...]
