Comment on: George Osborne defends tax gamble as prospective chancellors clash live
MartynInEurope 30 Mar 10, 11:27am
Cable is a populist - do the liberals have any policies that they are prepared to stick with, even if it means less votes? Anyway, at least people should know where Darling and Osborne are coming from.
· Comment on: Nick Clegg at Hay: call for questions
MartynInEurope 02 Jun 10, 1:44pm
In relations between Liberals and Tories would you advise the use of protection?
· Comment on: Image conscious
MartynInEurope 15 Jul 08, 7:21pm
I dont personally know anyone on the left who is seriously interested in the US Presidential race, never mind arsed enough to be bothered by some cartoon in the New Yorker. Maybe they were liberals?
· Comment on: A postcode protest against the BNP
MartynInEurope 21 Nov 08, 6:29am
Are some people annoyed by the BNP solely because they are really disgustingly horrible, or because they stole their tactics as well? Sometimes I don't know who is more to the right, Thatcherites or Liberals.
· Comment on: It's little wonder liberal Muslims feel betrayed
MartynInEurope 16 Mar 09, 12:17am
When Nick refers to "liberals" I assume it is self-referential and nothing to do with the left, that's why I thought it was a reasonable article.
Oh well!
· Comment on: Labour's listing
MartynInEurope 12 Jan 09, 4:29pm
Why do liberals think they are leftwing?
· Comment on: Labour-Liberal Democrat coalition hopes end in recriminations
MartynInEurope 12 May 10, 9:29am
So quite a few people were suckered by Clegg and the populist Cable, but it just goes to confirm that you can fool some of the people almost all of the time.
As for a Clegg and Cable betraying their "progressive" support, it's about time that "progressives" got a clue, and stopped being so bloody naive.
· Comment on: Nick Clegg – where have you been?
MartynInEurope 29 Aug 09, 9:53pm
BeautifulBurnout:
29 Aug 09, 6:38pm
Vince Cable for PM.
That's all.
I can understand your bias, but personally I'd rather have you as PM than Vince.
· Comment on: My big idea to fix politics
MartynInEurope 20 Sep 09, 4:15pm
I have just read the comments by Vincent Cable, Jo Swinson, Norman Baker and John Curtice, and have one question.
Considering that the UK lacks a decent democratic, secular, egalitarian and just constitution; considering that the electoral system weighs rather than counts votes; and, considering the effectiveness of republican federalism in supporting the needs of a modern civil society, is this collection of frail soundbites really the best that the Lib Dems can come up with?
· Comment on: We were wrong to allow so many eastern Europeans into Britain
MartynInEurope 06 Jun 10, 4:00am
So populist it would make Hugo Chavez and Vince Cable blush.
· Comment on: George Osborne defends tax gamble as prospective chancellors clash live
MartynInEurope 30 Mar 10, 11:27am
Cable is a populist - do the liberals have any policies that they are prepared to stick with, even if it means less votes? Anyway, at least people should know where Darling and Osborne are coming from.
· Comment on: Cutter Clegg
MartynInEurope 14 Sep 08, 12:37pm
In an interview with The Observer, Vince Cable, the Lib Dem treasury spokesman, abandoned the party's historic commitment to 'ever closer' European integration and its decade-long push for rapid British entry into the euro system.
Liberals = Sentimental Tory Gits.
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