THE FAT LADY HAS DONE THE BUSINESS.

So the most unusual of political arrangements is fairly rapidly taking shape, the Tory coalition with the Lib/Dems hardly seems possible. However, it sounds a million times better than a Lib/Lab pact. Although the author thought Cameron was too 'wet' even before the election, one can imagine the feeling right now. We are, nevertheless, into a 'needs must' situation, and we have to address this in a broader perspective; the nation is in a diabolical financial situation, following years of profligacy, chasing the wasters vote. Tough times are around the corner.

It will be interesting to see how the Cabinet shapes up overall; it would appear that the minor party will have to be involved in some of the dire decisions regarding the debt. Why not! Government means responsibility. They must also be prepared for the Marxists, when they have regrouped.

We don't use the term Marxist lightly, let's not forget that the 'Thoroughly Modern Milibands' and 'All Ed (Balls)' hail from Marxist family backgrounds.

It would be remiss not to acknowledge some of the old heavyweights in the Labour Party, who pointed out to those conniving schemers, Meddlesome and Campbell, neither elected members of Parliament, that we still live in a democracy. John Reid and David Blunkett deserve particular mention.


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