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We Must Tackle The Economy And Mend Our Broken Society

First Posted: 16/09/11 08:46 BST Updated: 15/11/11 10:12 GMT

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THIS weekend, Lib Dems meet in Birmingham for our conference.

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02:57 PM on 09/16/2011
No , you're not patsies. You are LAPDOGs. I say that as a former Libdem party member. Oh, to my former party members. Would the last one to leave cancel the milk, I'm taking the cat with me.
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AndyG237
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09:15 AM on 09/16/2011
If the Liberal Democrats want to keep their identity, they should stop mindlessly voting for Tory policies.

I don't get the impression that David Laws, Nick Clegg et al are fighting tooth & nail to get as much of the LibDem manifesto implemented as possible. I think the forming of the Coalition was an opportunity for the Orange Book LibDems to ditch a manifesto that they never agreed with in the first place.

The leadership of the LibDems would feel completely at home in the Conservative Party & I wouldn't be surprised if that's where they end up.
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