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Originally Posted by joeysteele

It's a separate issue the NHS as no party had across the board reforms in their manifestos as to doing so, I however am really disgruntled with the reforms of the NHS, I have family who work in the NHS, from Doctors to Nurses who hate and detest the reforms being made.
It is the issue where for me,at the next election the Conservatives will not be trusted with it and will therefore lose that election.

How did they get the NHS reforms through in the first place though,only with the support of Nick Clegg and his Lib Dems, who also argued very strongly against any across the board NHS reforms.
None of the reforms could have taken place without the support in Parliament of Clegg and the Lib Dems, another good reason to cast the Lib Dems into a political abyss for a few decades at least.

Why is it a separate issue?
It would have been very interesting to be a fly on the wall during the decision making process, which policies were supported or shelved from both parties... The lib dems do seem to have come off very badly from this and I can just see the tories emerging unscathed, it makes me sick.