Yougov poll shows Lib Dems at 8%

[withdeanwombat]

The only economy the LibDems understand is economy of truth.

8% ? I demand a recount.

 

[seagullsovergrimsby]

With their current poll rating will they go back to calling themselves The Liberal Party ?

 

[Leekbrookgull]

At 8% that would be around 9/11 seats ? Clegg would do well to hold on even if he has at the moment a large majority. Baker ? Interestinly Paddy Power give Tim Farron ( i believe will vote NO (?) @ 6/1 Next Leader.

 

[Don Quixote]

Clegg to change to the conservative party at the next general election?

 

[Pavilionaire]

With their current poll rating will they go back to calling themselves The Liberal Party ?

Undemocratic? What, like the Labour Party who ignored the majority of their own members and MPs and chose Ed Miliband over his more capable brother?

Sure, pan the Lib Dems but also consider for a second the other options:

a) Shambolic Labour Party bereft of ideas led by union favourite Red Ed, or
b) Minority Tory government unrestrained by Lib Dem common sense free to ditch "fairness" in favour of cuts, cuts and more cuts.

 

[RexCathedra]

Fun fact: Nick Clegg's ego is, besides the Great Wall of China, the only man-made feature on Earth's surface that can be seen from the International Space Station.

 

[simonsimon]

At these poll ratings the LIB(liar)DEMS will soon be able to fit into an old telephone kiosk, as could the old Liberal Party in the days when they ONLY had six MPs.

Traitor Clegg has only one escape route, to become an Irish Brigand MP.

 

[clapham_gull]

As for students, there's too many of them doing too many junk courses.

I often see this quoted but never backed up with figures, beyond anecdotal evidence cleaned from the tabloid press.

Exactly how many "junk" courses are there out there ?

 

[Philzo-93]

Amazing, 41% between Labour and Tories.....i'm sorry, wasn't it Tories that wanted to introduce this f***ing bill!?

The coalition agreement CLEARLY stated that Lib Dem MP's may vote against any motion before the House of Commons.

Goes back to my politics' teachers philosophy: "People are thick; Individuals are intelligent"

 

[vulture]

backup to 11% tonight with tories 41 and liebour 39

 

[El Presidente]

I understand that the Cameron has suggested that to give credibility to the coalition they take one word from 'Tory Party', probably 'Tory' and one word from 'Liberal Democrat Party', such as 'Party'.

 

[vulture]

anything is better than that tosser brown