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Clegg has said he isn't against a referendum on EU membership, so no reason there to not enter another coalition. Other policies might, but not that one

We already have mass immigration that we can't control. RE the refugees, have you been drinking ?

Doubt the Mirror will be making that front page news !!

I think you missed the point. I am not a socialist, I was merely commenting that it was a shame that a large chunk of our manufacturing and therefore the profits from it, and potential R&D disappears overseas rather than remain here.

It's just a shame that large parts of our manufacturing base are foreign owned, the motor industry for example. Foreign companies have confidence in our workforce, sad that the spivs in the City couldn't stop falling over themselves to flog off our manufacturing industry to foreign firms. ICI...

It's a shame Cameron is not up in Scotland campaigning in support of Tory candidates up there rather than sniping from down here. If I was a Scot who'd voted against independence, I'd be thinking maybe I made the wrong decision, as the PM is going on incessantly how terrible it would be for the...

How many seats will change hands in 2015? Only twice in the elections since 1950 have more than 100 seats changed hands. In 1997, it was 184 seats, and in 2010 it was 115 seats. So it’s a reasonable to expect about 100 seats will change hands in the next election. If 100 seats change hands, it...

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He was an idiot for promising something that he hasn't much control over, anyone who believed him is an idiot also

I wonder why I didn't hear of any of these wise economists predicting the global financial crash

My main problem with the Nationalist parties and the Greens are their determination to end austerity as they call it. let's be honest, the coalition have hardly taken an axe to public sector expenditure in total, more a small cheese slice. we still spend millions more every day than we take in...

Really ? What are you talking about ? Of course those living on the street are skint. A myriad of reasons why people choose to live on the streets. If you are seriously suggesting the average person is skint, have a gander around the pubs and restaurants of E Sussex and W Kent, many will be full...

yep cause and effect, some can't see the wood for the trees !!

Just wonder whether you are attacking Osborne from the left or the right. From the right you could argue that he hasn't cut enough, we would have needed a serious culling of Govt departments and local council services to reduce the deficit sooner, not the trimming at the edges which we have...

Only if the question is "What would be the most disastrous outcome of the general election?"

What a choice, Trust me Dave I'll reduce immigration, 2 kitchens, chancer Farage, Wiped out Clegg or Clueless Bennett. None have any experience and understanding of how most of us live our lives, and precious few ideas to improve it.

Please no what a disaster that would be, on so many levels

To be fair to Mustafa I don't think any sane person could argue that living in Syria now is better than it was before the civil war started. That said, although it was relatively peaceful, unless you were one of his tribe or cronies it is unlikely you would have made much for yourself and...

Most Tory voters I would think are not rabidly anti-welfare state, they would like the benefits the taxes paid through their hard work goes to the most in need and the most deserving. I'm sure it does in most cases, but everyone can see around them plenty of instances where, on the surface at...

We're totally screwed, but the public, much as they might claim otherwise don't want to face up to the truth. To balance the books, swinging cuts in public spending will be required, across all departments, including Health, Education and Foreign Aid. This is obvious as we can see where the...