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Luvvies come out against The Lib-Dems
canveyshrimper
R.I.P
I'm sure the Lib Dems are broken hearted that a no mark "actor" has deserted the cause, I almost feel his pain.
Is he even entitled to vote in the UK?
Mad Cyril
The Fresh Prince of Belfairs⭐⭐
I agree with the sentiment however Colin Firth is still a vanden plas ****.
Crabby Shrimper
President
Is he an expert political analyst? Has he proven himself time and again in the field of politics? No. So, why should we care about his opinion? He's entitled to it, but it bares as little relevance to anything important as a politician suggesting which bowler England should bring in for the next test, or Linford Christie announcing he doesn't like Marmite.
osymandus
Life President
Im with everyone else on here as well as teh first comment
GrammarPolice
14 December 2010 10:04AM
Oh come on Guardian, is this *actually* news?
One short article on the revelations about the Labour cabinet allowing a US "exception" to the cluster bomb treaty hidden away, and yet "Man changes mind on which political party he supports" is the top politics story of the day!
Get a grip.
Who cares ... Though Linfords views on yeast based products maybe interesting.
GrammarPolice
14 December 2010 10:04AM
Oh come on Guardian, is this *actually* news?
One short article on the revelations about the Labour cabinet allowing a US "exception" to the cluster bomb treaty hidden away, and yet "Man changes mind on which political party he supports" is the top politics story of the day!
Get a grip.
Who cares ... Though Linfords views on yeast based products maybe interesting.
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