Lib Dems future

ECA · Jan 7, 2006

Are the lib dems now buggered?
Do they have a single MP with any charisma?

Tilda · Jan 7, 2006

mank! · Jan 7, 2006

i'd have been more inclined to vote lib dem (again) if the alcy charles kennedy had stayed. booooo.

nf it is then.

Tilda · Jan 7, 2006

mank said:
i'd have been more inclined to vote lib dem (again) if the alcy charles kennedy had stayed. booooo.

nf it is then.

Its funny, i'd agree with you. Him drinking dosn't bother me, what he does in his own time is his business.
I'd be less enclined to vote if one of the people who have practicly forced him out, then got in. Who wants a backstabbing sniping weasel in charge of a party.

Sockstuff · Jan 7, 2006

ECA said:
Do they have a single MP with any charisma?

Well duh.................

Simon "I can make my eyebrows disappear" Hughes

Menzies "Ant Lip" Campbell

Vincent "The pressure on my anus seems to force a bit of wee out" Cable

David "I used to manage a McDonalds in Canterbury" Laws

Sockstuff · Jan 7, 2006

Mark "Public School games made me what I am" Oaten

Nick "I wish I was Hugh Grant" Clegg

ECA · Jan 7, 2006

That bunch have the combined charisma of a small rock called gwendaline.

Wij · Jan 7, 2006

I wouldn't be tempted to vote Lib Dems whover they had. Too loony imo. They appealed when I was a layabout student twat

old.user4556 · Jan 7, 2006

They should disband and makeway for a fascist party.

JingleBells · Jan 7, 2006

I think the party is too impaled on the fence to go anywhere tbh, yay for a 2 party system, wheres Kang and Kodos when you want them......

Earl · Jan 7, 2006

Go Cameron!

Embattle · Jan 7, 2006

Personally the problem from my point of view wasn't that Kennedy drank but more to do with the fact that while throwing mud at other parties for skirting around issues you can't very well do the same and then think you're going to get away with it.

Furr · Jan 7, 2006

Earl said:
Go Cameron!

Cameron for king!!

xane · Jan 7, 2006

What concerns me is the Lib Dems over enthusiastic interest in children, not content with giving them the vote, they even end up being leaders.

Wij · Jan 7, 2006

Well I know Lembit Opik looks like a kiddie-fiddler but I always gave him the benefit of the doubt before :eek6:

*burn cars*

Moo · Jan 7, 2006

lets all vote bnp.

mank! · Jan 8, 2006

Wij said:
I wouldn't be tempted to vote Lib Dems whover they had. Too loony imo. They appealed when I was a layabout student twat

bollocks now i know why i voted for them.

JBP| · Jan 8, 2006

ECA said:
Are the lib dems now buggered?

Is this a trick question?

Draylor · Jan 8, 2006

Heh

They have no future - Kennedy quitting changes nothing.

The 3rd party in a 2 party system is basically irrelevant.

Furr · Jan 8, 2006

Whenever I think of the Lib dems the image i seem to use to associate with them is of an ageing hippy trying to appear as a someone who can be trusted with power but no one believes him

Im a Tory boy anyway so nah

Chilly · Jan 8, 2006

Moo said:
lets all vote bnp.

perma ban!

Kami · Jan 9, 2006

I voted for them last time partly because the other parties seem to be so up thier own arses, but after the way they treated thier now ex-leader I place them right up with the tories and labour. I'll probably just not bother voting, in my opinion Kennedy was a real person who was honest and actually made mistakes which he admitted to - is it such a bad thing being REAL?

Seems so!

Mazling · Jan 9, 2006

It's a good thing to be able to say "this guy was real" given the slime that we have about these days. Thing is, he is/was an alcoholic. Not a good thing when deciding to go to war and etc, though at least the decisions will be accounted for ...

ECA · Jan 9, 2006

Mazling said:
It's a good thing to be able to say "this guy was real" given the slime that we have about these days. Thing is, he is/was an alcoholic. Not a good thing when deciding to go to war and etc, though at least the decisions will be accounted for ...

Churchill was a famous alcoholic but he seemed to do ok :-]

Mazling · Jan 9, 2006

I'll shut up

xane · Jan 9, 2006

ECA said:
Churchill was a famous alcoholic but he seemed to do ok :-]

Churchill was quite open about his fondness for drink, whereas Kennedy has been lying through his teeth for months, if not years.

ECA · Jan 9, 2006

xane said:
Churchill was quite open about his fondness for drink, whereas Kennedy has been lying through his teeth for months, if not years.

Tony Blair has been lying through his teeth before and since he got into office, and he hasnt felt it necessary to resign.

xane · Jan 9, 2006

ECA said:
Tony Blair has been lying through his teeth before and since he got into office, and he hasnt felt it necessary to resign.

That well worn straw man doesn't do your argument any good.

Calaen · Jan 9, 2006

Oh I thought it was a politicians job to talk shit and lie through his teeth. I guess it ruins it for the rest of them when someone comes out and admits it

throdgrain · Jan 9, 2006

ECA said:
Churchill was a famous alcoholic but he seemed to do ok :-]

Quite true.

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