could be an interesting 5 years for them

Do they go into opposition to try to recover their position as the third/protest party?

Or do they stay in Government and hope to pick up the positives from an improving economy?

If they're down to a rump, then you'd have to think they have to avoid going into Government again but with SNP having so many MPs, and UKIP having such a large % share, will their voice actually be heard in Westminster anymore if they are not in Government?

Posted By: CWC on May 8th 2015 at 00:32:22

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back in the phone box for the Lib Dems then. Predictable since May 2010 tbf (n/m) (General Chat) - Higher Wrather, May 8, 00:17:06
- could be an interesting 5 years for them (General Chat) - CWC, May 8, 00:32:22
- Less seats than a school minibus.... (n/m) (General Chat) - Vivid Data Shark, May 8, 00:22:13
  - FEWERER (n/m) (General Chat) - Old Man, May 8, 00:24:41
- Totally. And if the Tories hadn't been stupid about Lords reform (General Chat) - Old Man, May 8, 00:18:24
  - But the lib dens demanded PR didn't they? Wasn't that what broke it? (n/m) (General Chat) - Old Git, May 8, 00:21:19
    - No - the Tories reneged on Lords reform, so the Lib Dems reneged on boundary reform (n/m) (General Chat) - Old Man, May 8, 00:24:30

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