Ed Miliband says that Labour's door is open to Liberal Democrats who are unhappy about the Coalition

Comments

[JCS]

Sensible comments. No Lib/Dem with any self respect will continue to support the party while they are in coalition with Tories who are more right-wing than Thatcher. It is only a matter of time before we see some well known Lib/Dems defecting to Labour and personally I suspect it will come very soon.

[It doesn't add up...]

Kennedy will need to spend some time in rehab. Not exactly a star catch these days. Simon Hughes appears already to have re-joined the Labour Party. He's also not had anything productive to say - confining himself to being entirely negative. Get rid of these tow and the government can concentrate on doing the job better, with a centre of gravity that won't be shifted towards molly-coddling people who will be on the left wing of the Labour party.

[Steve Tierney]

As ever, gibberish from Jack Stone (JCS). Jack - do you just bash keys on your computer and hope something viable will emerge?

[Anon]

Kennedy is a national joke. A nobody. A never-has-been and never-will-be.

WHO CARES what party he is in.

[Snake]

If Ed Miliband is a potential Prime Minister then Somalia is a potential superpower.

[Genuine Progressive]

You could also say that no Conservative voter with any self-respect would continue to post anti-conservative/pro-Labour claptrap on a Conservative website, for...God knows what reason...

[JCS]

I afraid the only way is down for the coalition now.Its days are numbered and we will have Labour back in Downing Street within a year. Happy days!

[Super Blue]

@ Steve T & Genuine Progressive: What do they say about monkeys, typewriters and Shakespeare?

[corporeal]

I think what we can all agree with is that there's absolutely no way this could be people within the Labour party making mountains out of molehills for the sake of causing trouble. I mean they wouldn't do that.

[CityBoy]

"Ed, until two months ago, you were a member of the most disastrous British Government since 1782. Can you tell us why we should take anything you say seriously?"