berni: cameron's going to win
mohammedberto: farage looks great
neg: they're all on drugs
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berni: cameron's going to win
mohammedberto: farage looks great
neg: they're all on drugs
challenging Cameron and then, when Cameron didn't take it up, calling him a coward while withdrawing himself on the grounds that - without Cameron there - it was pointless. Instead, he got himself dragged into the **** with the lefties, the loonies and the Celtic fringe (as I like to call Nicola Sturgeon). All he succeeded in doing was putting himself in the 'there to be shot at' position that Cameron was so keen to avoid. Also, being seen haggling with Sturgeon about a coalition was incredibly damaging, since it's an association he desperately doesn't need at this stage.
Yes, the coalition stuff didn't help, it's simply not part of the electorate's political lexicon and they should've all sidestepped the question. That said, it did lay the choice out pretty clearly on who can actually work with each other.
My tip, and it has been my tip from day one, is the UKIP/Tory coalition, a c**talition.
I would so dearly love to vote for either Jimmy Krankie or the Celtic Fringe, who is living proof that any woman can be made attractive simply by adding a welsh accent.
' would have sufficed.since you don't live in Wales or Scotland. :shrug:
The man's a f**king freakshow.
Easy to like politicians when they don't govern you or threaten to do so.