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2016-03-02 09:27:29 I've come to ●●●●●●t a ●●●●●● gre essay ●●●●●● More so than the C●●●●●●●●●●●● or Labour, the Lib Dems have ●●●●●● ●●●●●● ●●●●●●lves on being a party where the rank-and-file ●●●●●●s can call the ●●●●●●ship to heel. Ever since the C●●●●●●on was ●●●●●●, their ●●●●●●ence has been ●●●●●● as a clash ●●●●●●n those ●●●●●●ing ●●●●●●sts who have never been ●●●●●●iled to a pact with the Tories, and Nick Clegg. This year is no ●●●●●●ion. The ●●●●●●on of Sarah T●●●●●●, the MP and ●●●●●● ●●●●●●er, not to stand again as Lib Dem ●●●●●●ate for Brent in London was seen as ●●●●●●r ●●●●●●ce of this ●●●●●● for the party’s ●●●●●●ence, ●●●●●● some ●●●●●●sed her move as a ●●●●●●l ●●●●●●t to make a ●●●●●● out of the ●●●●●●able loss of her seat at the next ●●●●●●on. But she ●●●●●●ts a view that the party has lost touch with its ●●●●●●s while ●●●●●●g to ●●●●●●e its ●●●●●●hed ●●●●●●●●●●●●al ●●●●●●ons, such as Lords ●●●●●● or PR. |