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Sunday, 22 April 2012

What are Nick Clegg's pledges worth?


Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg reportedly urged David Cameron to "remember the coalition pledge to institute House of Lords reform". I can't believe the man has the gall to invoke the word "pledge" ever again after the way he ordered his party to brazenly betray the students for a few scraps of Tory power.

The man is clearly a half-wit if he doesn't realise that to millions of people the word "pledge" is now a neologism meaning "Liberal Democrat dishonesty".
Posted by Thomas G. Clark at 02:36
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Labels: David Cameron, Education, House of Lords, Liberal Democrats, Nick Clegg, Politics, Reform, UK

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