Lib Dems now trying to blame Labour for their disastrous decision to triple tuition fees
I never liked Tim Farron anyway but this seems a particularly queer form of political suicide.
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The Lib Dems are approaching a political caning if not a political death, and are terrified at the thought of what the voters are likely to do to them. Well, it’s their own fault. They won votes by going to the left of Labour, only to join with the Tories and put in very right wing policies. I heard Clegg himself might lose his seat-it would be hilarious if that happens to him.