Too late! ........... I hope.

What a 



turn!

What worries me is that he has little credibility to back his words.

bout bloody time!

Oh to be a fly on the wall.

hedging his bets again - he doesn't want to lose a seat so decides to try and make amends..

Too little too late Cleggyboy.

Hardly a shock!
Differences are inevitable. It's a coalition for goodness sake. That's what happens.

Agree with Issy bi elections coming up pity he did not stand his ground when it came to the students fees, would not surprise me in the least if this is just been a set up between Clegg and Cameron in other words one big farce just like the man himself,the only way he will get some credibility back for his party is to leave the condems coalition.

The way i see it Clegg has very little say in what goes on, he and the LibDems are being made to look ridiculous and like a load of backpeddelers(sp) and he's finally realised he needs to do something about it

He is just hoping this will stop an embarrassing trounce at the by election,then the May elections..
Clegg has lost all credibility now ,he has shamelessly gone back on most of the Lib Dem manifesto
I feel so bad for anyone who voted LibDem at the last election in the hope of keeping the Tories out.
I doubt they will  ever vote LibDem again.

Oh ,If he thinks this lot will ever agree to PR more fool him,if they did the Tories will never rule again ,ever.

Having caved in on just about every key issue I think he's hoping that a few strategic sound bites here and there will be enough to make voters think the Lib Dems are a party of principle.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rk5HvJmy_yg

At 1:33:30, a forewarning and all you need to know about the coalition.

Prick Clegg says,
"You actually sit down and say we don't agree, let's work out how we agree. If people want to hear a bit more about that process, or want to just know that that is a process that goes on, I'm very relaxed about that."

Then you throw all your principals out of the window Prick and agree to selling your grannie in the name of power, you pathetic tosspot. Trailing in the polls at 8%, the lowest since they were formed, and anything Prick Clegg's said in the last 12 months have been proven to be bullsh*t.  I never thought I would detest a government so much as I did Thatcher and her motley crew, but these public schoolboys playing at running the country seem to be overtaking my intense and irrational dislike for her. 

To think I even considered voting for them when Charles Kennedy was their leader, because stupidly I thought they were a party of integrity, thanks god I stopped myself.

I miss Spittin' Image.

Dame, I used to pray for a coalition when we had to put up with Thatcher just because it works out well in Germany, but I've changed my mind. The LibDems are just after a span in Government, not at all interested in 'the great unwashed'.

^^^^ that really made me LOL Cologne 

A coalition can work well, but not when one party are making all the rules, while the other cowers beneath them being yes men, just to stay in power.

What's to hear? Surely it's pretty obvious that he spouts his disagreement and is simply told - 'too bad - this is the way we're doing it' - he replies 'OK - Dave'.

In all honesty how could it be any different? - a coalition of parties that have very little in common. The vain, power hungry, hypocritical Clegg simply saw an opportunity to get (what he saw as) a bit of power and influence and waved goodbye to integrity and principles. He has damaged his party beyond measure and - for what?

My sentiments exactly, we all know there are disagreements and then the Libdems cave in, end of. IMO the only way they can restore any faith is to oust Clegg and walk away from this farce.

Pfft! he's toast..Pity, the fool is going to take most of the flak instead of the Tories...eejit! 
As I stated before,we in Scotland have our parliament elections in May this year.Now the Lib dems used to do rather well here outside of the central belt,which is more Labour territory..alas the Lib Dems will  be on a raft without a paddle.Scotland has one Tory MP.