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What's that quote when obama met cameron, after they left and off camera "lightweight"

Basically a fifth of all jobs will go to the LIbs, 40% of all Libs including all the big hitters, medium hitters and little shitters will be Govt, leaving only the boys in the short trousers on the back benchers, serving the love interests of the Tory Lords.

I think the agruments for this has been discussed many times before, and i can't be arsed today. I'm being mellow today. But tactically I wasn 't convinced especially with the Conservatives cutting back tax credits elsewhere. I reckon, it could have cost Dave the election. And its ironic...

I believe its part of the tax deal and makes a lot of sense for everyone, the fact Labour didn't have it, showed poor political judgement.

And I will say. I was impressed with the way Cameron spoke elonquently for 2-3 minutes. Could have said Brown's name, could have been a bit more human to the PM. But the boy has a good skill there.

To be honest. I hope he now settles down and spends time with his wife and his beautiful boys, one has cystitus fibrosis. He done his public duty now do your family duty. He is a decent ma and did not deserve the spittle from our press. Attack the policies, the projects, the programmes but...

Now to have 20 Liberals. I be honest, I don't like the idea of having the Conservatives running the country. But I believe in democracy and together 60% of the electorate have voted for these parties, whether they would have voted Liberal knowing that the party would sell its soul or whether...

Lives near me in Hackney, long track record of looking after the interest of the unemployed.

Get real, he obviously is greatly effected by the soldiers, the risks they take and the deaths. If he is told the boys have the right gear - then they have the right gear, Just don't believe the Media anti Brown crap. Itsworked and he is out. The fact is he is a caring public servant, who...

Whilst everyone has been distracted by the general election. The Labour Party has won itself 7 new councils, with the tories losing 7 and the liberals losing 4. Ultimately, this is where we receive the majority of our services, roll on the Brown army. Elections 2010: Local Councils A-Z...

Cameron has such support in the inner cities that Hackney North declared Diane Abbot has 25.5K votes - massive majority.

i REckon in England, especially in the home counties, people liked what Blair offered (not necessarily the Labour Party), they now have improved schools, NHS, services, Sue Start. Now after Iraq, and 2 years of criticism of Brown, enogh people and we only talking about 6% of the electorate have...

Conservative 302 +94 36.2 Labour 256 -88 29.1 Liberal Democrat 56 -5 23.0

I differ I say the electorate 32% have said they want a social democratic party (Labour, SDLP, Sinn Fein, SNP, PC and Greens etc) Thats only 5% short of the Tories and then we have have the LIberals, with a programme, that was more lefty in places than the above?

But now is the time for coup, Johnson, has a much better presence. I like Balls, he actually lives in Hackney. I am not sure about the Millibands, not yet anyway.

Agree but if you get PR in, in that time.....................

Brown has been a supporter of PR for a while, lets not forget LABOUR BROUGHT in PR for European and national, Mayor and LOndon elections. Blair was againgst it for the UK. Whilst he was the main man, PR didn't stand a chance, and why throw away, that huge majority. Brown pushed for the Lab/Lib...

1. 25% votd Liberal. 2. People voted tactically, better Labour than Conservative. 3. Clegg good on image but increased scrutiny of their policies. 4. People realised the Liberals were a one trick Pony. 5. Too many ill thought policies at this election, that blurred, the good policies...

In Europe they will be laughing at the arrogance of the Tories. If they want power they have to do some coalition deals, the same applies with the Libs and Labour. If you want 50% of the electoarate vote, sit down with your opponents and share the cake and tea. I still say 63 % of the...

Said the right thing: that we are still in charge and have important business to deal with, the doors are open to the Civil SErvice for Cameron and Clegg, I wait for those discussions and by the way, Cleggy, If you want your vote represented in Parliament do a deal with me over PR.