Lib Dem Inconsistency on Greg Dyke vs. Devolution
The idea of a coalition of Tories and Lib Dems to beat Red Ken isn't the worst idea I've heard to unseat someone who manages to appeal to an uunfeasibly broad cross section of London Society. Wrong choice of candidate however in Greg Dyke!
But really, you've got to love the Lib Dems:
Coalition with Labour at Westminister in the case of a hung parliament wouldn't then?
Or as in Scotland, is it fair that a minority can impose their policies on the majority? Isn't that a a denial of the majority's will?
But really, you've got to love the Lib Dems:
Lib Dem chief of staff Ed Davey said the Tory proposal had been "very odd", and may have been against the party's rules.What grand hypocrites!
He said Mr Cameron had proposed the idea of a joint candidate to face Labour incumbent Ken Livingstone in a meeting with Lib Dem leader Sir Menzies Campbell.
Mr Davey said: "The people of London should have a full democratic choice on next year's mayoral elections. David Cameron's proposal would have denied that.
Coalition with Labour at Westminister in the case of a hung parliament wouldn't then?
Or as in Scotland, is it fair that a minority can impose their policies on the majority? Isn't that a a denial of the majority's will?
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