As for Clegg setting himself up with the Tories - well, maybe he was, but again how can we be sure?
Well, you're talking as if you were sure that the Labour party was the one that refused to play with the Lib Dems, which seems to me equally unsure! Unless you've decided you can completely dismiss the Labour people who said it didn't happen that way as untrustworthy, while the Lib Dems and Tories are to be trusted completely. And the point I was actually making was that Nick Clegg gave a pretty clear message immediately before the election that he was unwilling to work with Gordon Brown.
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Date: 2010-05-13 10:30 am (UTC)As for Clegg setting himself up with the Tories - well, maybe he was, but again how can we be sure?
Well, you're talking as if you were sure that the Labour party was the one that refused to play with the Lib Dems, which seems to me equally unsure! Unless you've decided you can completely dismiss the Labour people who said it didn't happen that way as untrustworthy, while the Lib Dems and Tories are to be trusted completely. And the point I was actually making was that Nick Clegg gave a pretty clear message immediately before the election that he was unwilling to work with Gordon Brown.