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Cable Accuses The Tories Of Lying
http:// www.bbc .co.uk/ news/uk -politi cs-2949 6477
I'm really not sure if this coalition is going to last until next May. They are at it like rats in a sack. If Cable is now saying that the Lib Dems could "not go along with" Conservative proposals for £25bn of further spending cuts, just how are the hell are they going to work together if they are in coalition for another 5 years ? It was never an easy alliance at the best of times but its now getting to be a joke.
I'm really not sure if this coalition is going to last until next May. They are at it like rats in a sack. If Cable is now saying that the Lib Dems could "not go along with" Conservative proposals for £25bn of further spending cuts, just how are the hell are they going to work together if they are in coalition for another 5 years ? It was never an easy alliance at the best of times but its now getting to be a joke.
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The coalition will probably be disbanded before May. If there were to be a coalition between these two again, the conditions would have to be re- negotiated after the General Election. The LibDems have recently published some lines that they would not be prepared to cross.
07:59 Tue 07th Oct 2014
In answer to your question, mikey, I don't know. They have been fighting like cats in a sack for some time. Apart from major decisions on foreign policy they have both decided to draw the line and start fighting their own corners. UK may as well not have a government for a few months. On the other hand (bright thought creeping in) we may actually get representational voting?
Irrespective of which side of the political fence one sits, this is ridiculous. Here is a man on a Cabinet Minister's salary biting the hand that feeds him. If I were Cameron I would immediately dismiss all LibDem ministers and form a minority administration. If voted down I would go straight to the country. It has happened before, and it will happen again.
Blackadder...I am tending to agree with you here. The LibDems and the Tories made strange bedfellows, to put it mildly. The LibDems have more in common with Labour ...after all, that is where the LibDem Party came from in the first place...well, partly anyway. I am still sure that they could have made a coalition with Labour in the days after the 2010 election but I guess Brown was the main barrier to that going ahead.
Its going to be a very interesting few months !
Its going to be a very interesting few months !
they are separate parties who have to fight their own corner as well as governing together. They have to agree a programme, mroe or less, but they don't have to like or trust each other. Ifno single party gets a majority at the next election you'll see either another coalition, or a minority government.
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