No room for the Lib Dems ?

Why have the Orange book principles co-authored by nick Clegg not been implemented now he is leader ? Didn't he emphasis the Liberal part of Lib Dem ?

The wows of the Lib Dems are outlined today in the Telegraph...

The Waendel Journal: Nick the Builder, can he claim it?

Cllr Tony Sharp - The Waendel Journal: Nick the Builder, can he claim it?

So where are Nick Clegg's expenses

Guido wonders where Nick Clegg's expenses are - given what an important issue he thought this was when the MSM was interested.

Surely not more Lib Dem hypocrisy ?

Clegg starts the excuses for the local election results

Nick Clegg is getting his excuses in early blaming the lack of unpopularity of the other parties for the likely Lib Dem failure on Thursday in the local elections. He puts it as a lack of an Iraq factor ... something easy for the Lib Dems to oppose at no cost to themselves and win lots of votes.

He should be grateful that Gordon Brown is doing so badly right now - making him look at least adequate by comparison.

Clegg tries the "no memory of" ploy to deny having been a signed up Tory

Nick Clegg is now squirming over the evidence that he was a paid up member of the Conservatives at University. He's reported by the Yorkshire post saying that he has "no memory" of having been a member and couldn't be expected to remember every society he signed up for. ( Though he has a better idea of how many women he's slept with apparently ).

I guess as an atheist he feels no need for honesty ( which certainly wouldn't help in leading the Lib Dems anyway. ).

Clegg was a Tory

And Greg Hands has the evidence here..... ( He can't be all that bad then eh ? )

So Nick Clegg might send his kids to private school.

This from a interview with GQ reported in The Times:

Piers Morgan Will you send your kids to private school?
NickClegg I hope not to but I am not going to play party politics with their education.
Piers Morgan Not that old line. What is your belief on this issue, where is your principle?
NC I would rather not send them to private school. That is my belief.

Its the last phrase that is most striking.

You can look at the policy issue on private education. Personally I'm happy for Mr Clegg to buy his kids a good education, but I trust he won't join in Labour's attack on middle class families.

But also I don't think what he says qualifies as a belief. No wonder he's an atheist and a Lib Dem - he can't make his mind up about anything and lacks faith ( it would appear he doesn't even know what faith is ! ).