Do you remember the Lib Dems?

[Crimson Dynamo]

Back in the day they were a political party

No idea what happened to them

[Toy Soldier]

They crawled inside of David Cameron's butt but now he's dead so they are too. This is the actual facts I saw it on a Ch5 documentary - "Butt Parasites! The David Cameron Saga and Also Benefits Stuff and Immigrants". Good watch.

[Mystic Mock]

They're gaining back support now that people realise that they was the sane ones in the Coalition.

[Crimson Dynamo]

has anyone seen one being interviewed about the brexit?

[Toy Soldier]

has anyone seen one being interviewed about the brexit?
What would they say? They were basically all against it so...

[arista]

Back in the day they were a political party

No idea what happened to them


Yes Tim is avoiding interviews
which is nice of him

Clegg used to angry with Dave
when they agreed on the 2010 run.



On LBC LIVE now is Michael Crick and David Meller

[bots]

the lib dem leader was on the night of brexit and has been interviewed several times since. The problem is no-one recognises him as the leader :laugh:

He is basically saying that his party has not changed its stance and will continue to support the uk being in the EU :laugh:

[arista]

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2016/07/02/12/35E16D8100000578-3671262-image-a-61_1467460624465.jpg

Today Lil Tim
Park Lane Demo

[reece(:]

Legendary Lib dems :clap1:

[_Tom_]

The Lib Dems remain invisible.

[kirklancaster]

I remember The Monster Raving Looney Party better - they kind of had more of an impact. :hee:

[Tom4784]

They became spineless at the thought of having secondhand power and got eradicated for it.

[kirklancaster]

They became spineless at the thought of having secondhand power and got eradicated for it.

I see no lies Dezzy.

[Mitchell]

I'll be voting them next election, I do not wish to vote for any of the Tory candidates or Corbyn, where as I feel Tim Farron is a fantastic leader who I think would be an excellent PM, as much as that's not happening.

[Crimson Dynamo]

he couldnt lead a hokey cokey tbh

[Tom4784]

I'll be voting them next election, I do not wish to vote for any of the Tory candidates or Corbyn, where as I feel Tim Farron is a fantastic leader who I think would be an excellent PM, as much as that's not happening.

I'll never vote for them again after the coalition, I was fully on board with them in that election and then they just betrayed everything they stood for so they could be the Tories' bitch.

At this point Labour is really the only choice left.

[smudgie]

The majority of Cumbria voted to leave.....one has to wonder if he is the right man to represent them on a local level.:shrug:

[kirklancaster]

The majority of Cumbria voted to leave.....one has to wonder if he is the right man to represent them on a local level.:shrug:

Excellent point Smudgie.

[jaxie]

I voted for them a few times before they stitched up the students.

[Jack_]

History will be kind to the Lib Dems and rightly so. Yes they abandoned the promise made to students and were rightly condemned for it, but most of the good policies enacted under the coalition were taken from their manifesto, and they watered down most of the Tories truly frightening plans, which we're now feeling the full force of.

It is a joke that they paid the price for the damage done in the last parliament and that the Tories were awarded an undeserved majority. But hey, turkeys voting for Christmas and all that

[Mystic Mock]

he couldnt lead a hokey cokey tbh

The Tories and Labour would struggle combined.

[Mystic Mock]

I'll never vote for them again after the coalition, I was fully on board with them in that election and then they just betrayed everything they stood for so they could be the Tories' bitch.

At this point Labour is really the only choice left.

Their leader has ISIS "friends" no thank you.