So if Brown resigns

And Labour go on to form a coalition with the Lib Dems, does this mean we will end up with yet another PM in number 10 that hasn't been voted there by the public?

Posted By: Klobo04, May 10, 17:21:42

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the parties choose their leaders, not the electorate
Posted By: Worzel Scrimmage, May 10, 17:29:42
PMs are only voted for in their constituencies
Posted By: Tricky Hawes, May 10, 17:28:44
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nothing to say Nick Clegg can't be PM...
Posted By: Ralf Scrampton, May 10, 17:25:53
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Bloody students, always asking questions.
Posted By: colincanary, May 10, 17:24:46
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Yes, and that's not possible without barmy Alex Salmond
Posted By: King, May 10, 17:24:37
Would be cool if Labour were that desperate that Clegg became pm
Posted By: pants, May 10, 17:24:19

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