But Huhne has gone and Farron, who two years ago spent the entire conference fielding questions about his leadership ambitions, is keeping his head down and loyally backing
the Clegg election strategy.
Not exact matches
The motion in
Clegg's name aiming to persuade the party to back George Osborne's deficit reduction
strategy in the 2015
election and beyond may be the most significant of all.
Ed Miliband clearly couldn't share a platform with Nick
Clegg while at the same time pursuing a
strategy in local
elections of targeting past - libdem voters over their «betrayal».
Unfortunately they have failed because the electorate simply does not believe
Clegg; they think he can not be trusted because he changed his mind on economic
strategy prior to the general
election yet continued making arguments which ran counter to this change.
• David Steel has said that Nick
Clegg should draw up an «exit
strategy» from the coalition before the general
election, the Sunday Express reports.
While Tory tactical voting has averted a deeper Lib Dem party crisis, the by -
election has cost Nick
Clegg his governing
strategy — his warnings to his party not to seek distinctiveness within the coalition now scrapped in favour of «Operation Detach», and an increasing amount of yellow dissent at every level.
Clegg is embarking on a
strategy in which he will take no prisoners as he moves to shore up his party's support in the runup to the 2015 general
election.
Douglas Alexander, the man with the plan behind the Labour
election strategy, has brushed off Nick
Clegg's meteoric rise in recent
election polls in a «Twinterview» with Channel 4 News presenter Krishnan Guru - Murthy.
The prime minister will be unable to table his demands for the repatriation of powers before the next
election because
Clegg has dismissed this
strategy as «a false promise wrapped in a union jack».