However cynical and anti-democratic Brown’s manoeuvre was in announcing his staged (in every sense) resignation as Labour leader in order to lure Clegg into a Labour coalition, it is no less than might be expected from a leader and a party characterised by political corruption, manipulation and deceit. Clegg’s two facedness, hypocrisy and total absence of principle iare in keeping with the LibDems’ reputation for playing the dirtiest politics around and their manifest unsuitability for power. Cameron was the one who had most to lose –...Tuesday, 11th May 2010
You shouldn't have blinked, Dave
11:22am
After the shocking and shameful political events of the last twenty four hours, I think the biggest loser is once again David Cameron – and I don’t just mean because he might now lose his chance of governing the country to the squalid Labour/LibDem deal which emerged yesterday. It’s because, under pressure, he blinked.
Wednesday, 12 May 2010
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