| CrazyHorse said: Well can't say I'm overly optimistic with Cameron at the helm but will of coarse give him the benefit of the doubt until he's actually had a crack at it. That said, Labour clearly needed booting out and unfortunately there isn't much choice on offer in out political system. Should be interesting to see how a Con-Lib coalition copes, hopefully then can last a full term. I don't particularly look forward to another election anytime soon. Looks like the Lib Dems will take up a good number of posts within the government not just restricted to a few cabinet seats. I wonder how some of the Tory front bench feel when they are told their job is being given to a Lib Dem |
yeah, like I said im hopefull the Lib Dems will moderate some of the Tory policies I dont like, so that would be good.
be interesting to see the make up of the Cabinet too, its gonna be a very fragile co-allition though, just wait for the first big decision...
in fairness, it does now sound like they have agreed to a fixed term 4 year parliament so Cameron cant just usurp the Lib Dems when he gets ahead in the polls (BBC News are saying very quick legislation on this is in the agreement)
