Quote by Lizaleanrob
I voted Tory and to be honest I am not happy as I never voted for a coalition but....Camerons majority was not enough for him to last on his own for too long.
The country cannot afford to wait a further six months with uncertainty, that is not good for a economic recovery that we desperately need. So I am at least prepared to go along with the coalition and see where it leads.
Yes the Libs have had to give up on some of their manifesto promises. Trident for one and immigration being the other.
Both have been discussed on here and I am glad that Trident will be updated, and am also glad that illegal immigrants and a dependent, will NOT be given the right to stay here.
So with those two issues out of the way I can see the coalition working, and it is much better than a lib/Lab pact with Brown at the helm.
I will see where this leads us but a coalition can hopefully bring about some stability, and Cameron and Clegg can get together to sort out the mess this past Government have created.
Only time will tell if it can be successful.
How great though was Heseltine? A real Tory and a great Statesman.
Plus who was that total pratt from the New Statesman? Talked a load of rubbish most of the time.