Cameron or Brown and PR? Options

[GMR]

Considering the number one priority was to remove Gordon Brown and the Labour party from Number 10, it was job done, by any means. Let's not forget that after the debates, Labour too were slagging off the Lib Dems. "Slagging off" the opposite parties is not really a crime.

I agree. Also; a lot of them are friends anyway. It is just part of politics.

[dannyboy]

Think the next election will be interesting. With Conservatives and Lib-dem voting together as one party, how will they criticise each other during the debates?

LOL!!

[blackdog]

My money is on us having AV for the next election. I'm not sure what the referendum will ask though, will it be a YES / NO between FPP and AV or PR or will it be a three way choice between the three systems?

I think the deal between Cameron and Clegg involves a referendum on AV - STV/PR are anathema to the Tories. Apparently Brown was offering to implement AV ASAP and to hold a referendum on STV. If this was the only issue the 'rainbow coalition' would be in charge by now.

[Andy1]

The thing I find strange about the Con-Lab coalition is that to me it looks like the Lib Dems got quite a lot of the seats in Scotland. I wouldn't have thought the Scots would have voted Lib Dem with the view of a Con - Lib coalition.