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Davethedog | 16:03 Mon 10th May 2010 | News
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Avatar Image ayabrea38
At last!When was he going to get the message that he was not liked.He wasnt even elected!
16:09 Mon 10th May 2010
Avatar Image OrcadianOil
He has not quit.
16:10 Mon 10th May 2010
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He is going in October but an election will take time and don't forget the poor MP's have to have thier 3 month Summer holiday
16:11 Mon 10th May 2010
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Are the BBC pretending it's not happened yet?
16:11 Mon 10th May 2010
Avatar Image OrcadianOil
He has given an indication that he will quit in September - still a long way off!!!
16:12 Mon 10th May 2010
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I tell a lie he has resigned as party leader...........
16:12 Mon 10th May 2010
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The price of a pact with the lib dems methinks mr Mandelson has probably been busy behind the scenes It appears we will live in interesting times for a while yet
16:12 Mon 10th May 2010
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does this mean Cleggy will now go with Labour?
16:13 Mon 10th May 2010
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and the Milliband brothers will fight it out..lol
16:13 Mon 10th May 2010
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Good for the labour party.

It seems these days a prime criteria for being PM is being photogenic and being liked.

We truely are in the Pop Idol world aren't we? at the risk of sounding old fashioned perhaps we should let Simon Cowell arrange the next General election
16:27 Mon 10th May 2010
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Will the LIb-Dems find the Labour Party a more attractive potential partner now that Brown's sacrificed himself?
16:29 Mon 10th May 2010
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A problem these days is that so many people seem to think that we have a presidential-style democracy and the leaders' debates only reinforced that misconception.
16:30 Mon 10th May 2010
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god - i go to sleep for half an hour....about time! x
16:33 Mon 10th May 2010
Avatar Image joggerjayne
Great ...

So we end up with a coalition of

... the "losing" party, and

... the "even more losing" party, headed up by

... a leader for whom nobody has voted.

And we think Zimbabwe is undemocratic ???
16:39 Mon 10th May 2010
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Does anyone actually believe that GB would keep to his word?
16:40 Mon 10th May 2010
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It would have to be called the "Losers' Alliance"
16:42 Mon 10th May 2010
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jj has a point - does gb think he can salvage any kind of face for the labour party by resigning as a) we will still have an undemocratically elected leader and b) labour have been embarrassed enough without the likes of milliband hovering for the top job (ewww!) or someone with the surname balls...all you need to add to that is 'up' and you have the correct term for the current proceedings...x
16:58 Mon 10th May 2010
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A "Losers' Alliance" that 64% of the population voted for.
17:03 Mon 10th May 2010
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JJ absolutely correct....a Government made up of "losers"

I hope all those gits including Brighton Pavilion who voted for Independents are now happy.
17:04 Mon 10th May 2010
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it is a shame when such a well loved and nice person like him has to stand down :)
17:09 Mon 10th May 2010

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