Clegg could support Tories in a minority government - UK Politics, UK - The Independent
The Liberal Democrats would support a minority Conservative government in a hung parliament despite "profound differences" between the two parties, according to a report published today. CentreForum, a liberal think-tank, predicted that divisions over policy would prevent Nick Clegg entering a formal coalition with Liberal Democrats sitting in a David Cameron Cabinet. But it concluded that the pressure on the third party to act responsibly in a hung parliament would result in Mr Clegg sustaining the Tories in power if they won the most seats - the general election outcome suggested by most recent opinion polls.
The Liberal Democrats would support a minority Conservative government in a hung parliament despite "profound differences" between the two parties, according to a report published today.
CentreForum, a liberal think-tank, predicted that divisions over policy would prevent Nick Clegg entering a formal coalition with Liberal Democrats sitting in a David Cameron Cabinet. But it concluded that the pressure on the third party to act responsibly in a hung parliament would result in Mr Clegg sustaining the Tories in power if they won the most seats - the general election outcome suggested by most recent opinion polls.
Assuming adroit leadership by Clegg, et. al.
(You can stop laughing now.)
You can stop laughing now.
Oh no. this is farce that will run and run. the only LibDem either side wants to co-opt is the blessed Vince, the rest are more trouble than they're worth. keep to the Fen Causeway
So any result is possible, but I think a hung parliament with the tories as the largest party is my call. But I'm usually wrong. keep to the Fen Causeway
