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**Muesrasrs** · 05-05-2010, 10:46 PM

I think Cameron wanted to be the UK's version of Obama, but sadly just comes of as a weasel.

Nick Clegg is a reasonable speaker and appears a decent enough bloke, but I can't get behind his policies.

The fact Cameron had such an overwhelming lead less than 12 months ago and has run this campaign so badly that we are going to get a hung parliament is the clearest reason he shouldn't be anywhere near the job to me. He appears to have decided long ago that he was certain of winning, dropped the electioneering act and has come across as the smug, arrogant tosspot he actually is.

I think people are treating Lib-Dems as a "None of the above" option or are just going behind them to "get something different" without any thought as to whether it'll be worse than what we've got already.

05-05-2010, 10:46 PM	#6
Muesrasrs Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 382 Senior Member	I think Cameron wanted to be the UK's version of Obama, but sadly just comes of as a weasel. Nick Clegg is a reasonable speaker and appears a decent enough bloke, but I can't get behind his policies. The fact Cameron had such an overwhelming lead less than 12 months ago and has run this campaign so badly that we are going to get a hung parliament is the clearest reason he shouldn't be anywhere near the job to me. He appears to have decided long ago that he was certain of winning, dropped the electioneering act and has come across as the smug, arrogant tosspot he actually is. I think people are treating Lib-Dems as a "None of the above" option or are just going behind them to "get something different" without any thought as to whether it'll be worse than what we've got already.
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