Morale in them Liberal Democrat party is said to be at rock bottom after weeks of damaging headlines from backing controversial cuts in child benefit, to cuts in housing benefit, and the introduction of a raise in tuition fees.
Nick Clegg seems to be in never, never land and the rest of the Liberal Democrats in government are in total denial about the precariousness of their position, but tonight I feel, marks the beginning of the end for the coalition. MPs and party supporters will be applying pressure to Nick Clegg that unless he stops this crazy blanket acceptance of every cut the Tories want to make there will be a revolt within the party. This is why Cameron and Clegg have been trying to gerrymander parliament and the boundaries, to stop any revolt within the ranks, which shows that they knew all along how far and how deep these cuts were going to be, once again proving the cuts ideologically driven and absolutely nothing to do with paying down the deficit.
Tonight the

The misfortune that is now befalling the Liberal Democrats, is there precisely because they leader Nick Clegg sold out the LDs to the Tory party, for a bit of power. I can see that rather than face electoral defeat there will be many defections of Liberal democrat MPs, the ones outside the government, could go and join Labour and the others in government will probably merge with the Tory party. This marks the end of the coalition, the end of three parties and the end of the Liberal Democrats, this is the price of power, sell your principles so readily and pay the price.
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