Coalition Now Passed Honeymoon Period
It was surprisingly easy for David Cameron to get very friendly with Nick Clegg and form a coalition, using the Lib Dem votes to form a government. Possibly it was electyion weariness that little objection has occurred considering the huge change in politics since the formation. For example those who voted LIb Dem, don’t seem to have objected to the fact they were responsible for putting David Cameron in Number 10, or that at the next election it is likely that many voters will just not use the middleman and vote directly for the Conservatives. Labour have been quiet, very clever really knowing just to let this period blow over and when conference season starts soon, let it all out after they have voted for their own leader first.
Currently David Cameron is on holiday and his wife ha just had another baby, we congratulate them so Nick Clegg is at the helm supporting the issues he so vigorously fought against in those what must be laughable TV debates only months ago. Businesses up and down the country are worried about a double dip recession, for travel agents, with some of them going bust this summer, to builders like Permissions who have just reported good profits for the beginning of the year suggesting some sort of property recovery, to those industries based around the property market like the supplier of composite doors and garden stiff like block paving.
What wed o know is that pretty much what we though we were voting for is not happening, even conservative voters are accepting responses that the economy is worse than even they thought. Do hang on for the ride, my money is on another government next time round.