"Let's call the whole thing off"

This coalition government is creaking at the joints.  It was never likely to last for too long given that the 'il-Lib-non-Dems' as a whole make 'Blinky' Balls look like a real straight-arrow!  Apart from anything else they are closer to splitting amongst themselves than either of the other two parties.  I mentioned some time ago, that if 'Dim Dave' had an ounce of strategic ability he would have been plotting and planning a means of engineering a divorce months ago, preferably timed to take place just after the Tory conference.  The European imbroglio would provide the perfect excuse because the 'il-Lib-non-Dems' are super-glued to the whole concept and wilfully shut their eyes to its obvious imperfections.  Cameron should have been making appropriate noises weeks ago in order to distance himself from Europe, a policy winner with the British public, and then forced the issue with Clegg before marching off to an election in November and a new 5-year term in office.   The 'il-Lib-non-Dems' will be slaughtered and it will be mainly Tories who will reap the benefit; and 'Adenoidal Ed', with 'Blinky' Balls pulling his strings, will get nowhere.

Question is, does he have the political courage to risk all at the hustings? 

Silly question!  

Silly boy! 

Go and stand in the corner!

 

Comments

[Andrew Duffin]

Cameron? Distance himself from Europe?

You cannot be serious.

[David Duff]

I know what you mean, Andrew, but there are votes in it!

[A K Haart]

I agree - there are votes in it. Votes from people who are highly likely to vote too - even if it's raining.

[David Duff]

I'd even go out and vote in one of those snow storms the HAFs told us years ago would never happen again!