Is Nick Clegg really sorry??
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driller
my life my word
do not give a stuff about him
albion534
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Surprised Cameron let him off his lead
Spiros
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He certainly is. Sorry that he got caught out, that is.
Pfft. As if. If they weren't unvoteable (yes that's a word) before, then this has nailed it. With the Tories rewarding tax avoiders, rich bankers and effectively culling the sick and disabled and Clegg with his obedient puppy demeanor ignoring his own pledges and doing what he is told like a good bitch it's difficult to see how anyone other than Labour will be in power at the next election.
Which, some would say, is why we're in the shit in the first place.
Which, some would say, is why we're in the shit in the first place.
He sold his soul and the integrity of his entire party, believing wrongly that he was going to 'share' power. He's embarrassed himself and committed long-term political career suicide.
Of course he's sorry.
Of course he's sorry.
Camicus
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This worst part is it dosnt even seem to register with him
Oh, I think it does.
I reckon he cries himself to sleep at night, the pathetic little weasel.
Camicus
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Loved 5the comments on Youtube esp the At least Judus had the decency to hang himself
Leekbrookgull
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He's an absolute turd. He sold his main policies for a whiff of power. The tuition fees one was huge, and we're also stuck without PR for decades because of the bungling fuckwitt. I am a natural Lib Dem voter but won't be voting for them whilst this clown leads the party.
Leekbrookgull
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Can't see him holding his seat. Don't know the area,but this is the 2010 result.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sheffield_Hallam_(UK_Parliament_constituency)
Camicus
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Forgemasters did for that when he promised help then sold them out he dosnt come to sheffield without a hefty police guard nowdays
Also, I think I'm right in saying that Labour's offer to form a coalition included a promise of no student fee rises. But Clegg gave that all up for the small chance of bringing in AV voting.
He came to my university and promised no fee rises to thousands of students. Then after the election there was a Question Time style evening put on by the Politics Society and the Lib Dem representative unfortunately "got caught n the snow". No backbone.
He came to my university and promised no fee rises to thousands of students. Then after the election there was a Question Time style evening put on by the Politics Society and the Lib Dem representative unfortunately "got caught n the snow". No backbone.
beorhthelm
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from what i gather, he is sorry that he made a pre-election pledge.
for once im confident this is very genuine - politicans are always sorry for making policy pledges that they have to then deal with once in power. how was he to know he'd have to go through with it?
for once im confident this is very genuine - politicans are always sorry for making policy pledges that they have to then deal with once in power. how was he to know he'd have to go through with it?
What's he apologising for exactly?
For betraying young people? Nope.
His principles? Nope.
Letting down anyone who voted for him? Nope.
He's 'sorry' that he promised not to f*** the youth in the first place. What a prize wanker.
"Say sorry for punching me in the face" "I'm sorry for saying I wouldn't punch you in the face"
For betraying young people? Nope.
His principles? Nope.
Letting down anyone who voted for him? Nope.
He's 'sorry' that he promised not to f*** the youth in the first place. What a prize wanker.
"Say sorry for punching me in the face" "I'm sorry for saying I wouldn't punch you in the face"
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Tossers the lot of them. Hate them all.