We all knew it was going to happen. The questions that we might ask (might bother asking, after getting over out ennui over the whole matter) revolve more around electoral reform than any particular party. Why don't the lib dems get into power? Because nobody believes they will, enough to vote for them. That's because of the party-in-opposition system.
Discuss, if you want to. But I don't think it's a Lib Dem matter - it's the way of contemporary politics.
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Date: 2007-10-16 11:59 am (UTC)We all knew it was going to happen. The questions that we might ask (might bother asking, after getting over out ennui over the whole matter) revolve more around electoral reform than any particular party. Why don't the lib dems get into power? Because nobody believes they will, enough to vote for them. That's because of the party-in-opposition system.
Discuss, if you want to. But I don't think it's a Lib Dem matter - it's the way of contemporary politics.