Goodbye socialism, hello realism.

Congratulations David Cameron and "shuffler" Nick Clegg. I'm more than happy that the middle ground is covered; I am sick of the super rich. I want to see results for the middle and working classes.
Yes, there will be cuts and we all know its going to happen because those not so clever mathematicians have led us all up the garden path with their clever gambling plans. Lets hope for a bit more common sense and a country that generates real wealth for the ordinary people. Small business and sensible spending for me.
The date of the next election is set signaling a sea change and today David Cameron and Nick Clegg begin the daunting task of rescuing our economy and society, presiding over a new blend of policy and collaborative government. Only the petty and small minded will not allow these men of goodwill to help Britain and all work together for success and the common good. One gets sick of the detractors who instead of building want to constantly tear down yet have no alternative solution.
Good luck to them if they can get us out of the mess without too much pain for the less fortunate then bring it on.

And now, the end is near, and Gordon's at his final curtain, he robbed us blind, for 13 years, and killed the wealth, of this whole nation.

Now we have a Conservative/LibDem coalition, I hope that when David Cameron and his team open the 'books' shuffler Clegg and his team are there to verify the undoubted mess they will find. I am pretty sure they will discover all the fiddling of the figures that have gone on, together with the billions wasted on quangos created by this discredited bunch. This is a time for strong government and leadership, for the sake of the country, and when the new government is formed I believe there is much to be uncovered and, if it is, I hope charges will be brought where appropriate and, if successful, that prison sentences will follow. I am convinced after the last 4 days of Labour's effort to secure a rainbow coalition is the fear that they will be found out.
I hope investigations will also be carried out into the dealings of certain people who currently sit in the Lords, like snake Mandelson and together with those who have been close to the heart of this government for most of the last 13 years.
Yellow streak Brown, yellow streak Brown where have you been?
I've been to London to visit the Queen!
Goodbye and good riddance to the worst Prime Minister Britain has ever known!

I just despair for this country, I really, really do!

Please remove the unelected yellow streak PM, the unelected slimy Alistair Campbell and the unelected snake Mandleson from the centre of British life. These self important people have no dignity and shouldn't say anything to me about my or this countrys life.
If shuffler Clegg strikes a deal with Labour, then consider this.
We'll have an unelected Labour prime minister back in Number 10 after he lost an election, supported by an unelected third party who've demanded that the unelected prime minister resign and be replaced in six months by another unelected (by the country) prime minister, that this country didn't vote for...
One of the first things the original unelected Labour prime minister will do is introduce a voting system that 76% of the country didn't vote for, to give more power to the least popular major party. All this while the country goes to rack and ruin financially, in no small part due to the first unelected prime minister and the complicity of the unelected least popular major party leader...
"Vote for real change, not fake change", said shuffler Clegg before the election. David Cameron should step back and say, OK, I tried, I was magnanimous in victory to a guy who got 20 something % of the vote, but he wanted much more than he was worth, (as valued by the electorate), of whom 77% did not vote for PR as an election issue in this election.
The Tories should sit there in opposition, as the party who got the most votes and most seats in this (democratic land) and let´s see how everyone grows to feel about that when governed by the rainbow coalition. The prospect of the English being governed by a bunch of feudal Celt's will not wash -after 6 months Cameron will get a huge majority and then he should have his revenge.

" Britain faces £43 Billion bill... to bail out the Euro."

Yes, dumbledorf Darling you incompetent fool. Why should the UK pay for Greece or any other of the countries that use the Euro. Or is it, because your beloved Labour party lost the election and your that spiteful you want to leave the next government with a larger deficit. Who's going to bail the UK out?. I suppose Darling is not bothered, neither will be the rest of the so called party for the people, LABOUR. Over the past thirteen years of power, you've just proved that your party had its sights all along the ruination of the UK's economy, because people still want the pound and that did not fit the Labour parties ideals. Your traitors, nothing more, nothing less.

Does anyone agree with me that the protest about voting reform looked a bit too good and timely. I had the feeling 'rent a crowd' were mobilsed LibDem

Our country is in debt to a figure which will probably exceed £3 trillion. Divide that figure by our population and the amount is staggering. This country is in crisis and what have we got after the election. The Libdems are bartering for a better deal. This is a time for change. All party banners should be cast aside and the country and the electorate should come first.
For many months the Libdems have talked the talk lets really see if you can walk the walk.
Unpalatable and very tough decisions are required to move this country forward this will not happen with a return of the yellow streak Brown.
The people who say they would rather a LibDem/Lab alliance are the pathetic idiots who voted labour and are now desperate to hang on to power at any cost and do not represent the views of the voters as was proved beyond doubt by the election result. The one thing that came out of the election is that the public wanted labour out. Liar yellow streak Brown and the rest of his lying cronies will say anything to try and get Clegg onside.
A LibDem/Tory alliance may not be the perfect scenario but it definitely will be better than letting labour do more damage to the country

Kamikaze Brown declares himself the new Messiah!

Kamikaze yellow streak Brown is so delusional and out of touch with reality, it would not surprise me in the slightest were he to declare that he is the new Messiah! Kamikaze Brown is demeaning himself, his party, and the country by staying put in Downing Street.
If he wishes to salvage any honour from this farce he should go, and quickly.
Taking early action on the national debt crisis is the most important factor that must be the priority for all political parties. Playing politics with voting reform is a secondary issue. Kamikaze Brown and his flawed policies are irrelevant. Lets get this country out of the mired financial bog it is in by getting the financial recovery; Action Plans now please.
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Which way will shuffler Clegg go?

The Conservatives have to be respected for spelling out before the election the kind of cuts that would be needed after the election regardless of who would be governing. They risked many votes but still went ahead and treated us like grown ups and told the truth. Labour didn't spell out this truth as clearly so if they now have to govern then I feel sorry for the voters who thought that they might prove to be more softer in their approach.
The only way Nick Clegg can gain any credibility for his party after an enormous thumbs down in the vote for them is show they are a serious political party after all and do what is best for the country no strings attached and support the Conservatives there is no need for any horse trading this is not the time changes in the electoral system there are far too many more important issues.
The country is bust and so is Socialist state control. Yes, it's certainly time to change and for government to work in the national interest - but not for an utterly corrupt and morally bankrupt Labour-led coalition.
I wish David Cameron and Nick Clegg the best of luck in sorting out yellow streak Brown's legacy of failure.