The parliamentary party was much improved since the 2010 election, and that a strong
stand against the coalition's cuts could win the next election.
The game is set to take place 15 years before the original Gears of War, with Baird and the rest of Killo Squad standing trial for transgression
against the Coalition of Governments.
The Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg tells Channel 4 News that party members who
voted against the coalition government's plans to set up free schools have misunderstood what the policy is about.
The former Lib Dem leader, Sir Menzies Campbell, has said he plans to
rebel against the coalition over any rise in university tuition fees.
They still remain part of the insurgency, however, continuing
attacks against coalition troops and government forces at least as late as 2013.
Ultimately, this policy goes
against the coalition agreement, against Conservative pre-election policy and is fundamentally an illiberal, intrusive scheme that will do little to improve national security and do everything to turn us into a nation of suspects.
When I was there we weren't being shot at too much because despite what we were being told further up the chain we weren't so stupid as to not go into every village and say «we're not going to touch your poppy» and arguably the upturn in violence
against coalition forces came in 2009 and in 2010 when the American marine brigade started saying «oh hang on, weren't we supposed to eradicating poppies?
Liberal Democrat MP Don Foster said his party could vote with
Labour against coalition colleagues to try and block the News Corp takeover of BSkyB.
The home secretary's plans for a «snoopers» charter»
goes against the coalition agreement and Tory pre-election policy, argues the director of Big Brother Watch
The state's highest court this month
ruled against a coalition of poor rural districts, which claimed that significant differences between rich and poor jurisdictions violated the right to an education under the state constitution.
The GMB resolution continued: «Congress believes that such factional campaigns to undermine Labour candidates, and to soften opposition to Tory policies, endanger the unity of the party and the movement in our
fight against the coalition government.»
Mandelson's memo to Labour Party members on 18 April, in which he said he was «
not against coalition government in principle», was flagged up by The Independent as «the first time a senior Labour figure has spoken about a Lib - Lab coalition» in this election.
The costliest battle was in District 4, where the teachers union decided to stand
against the coalition by supporting one - term incumbent Steve Zimmer against Kate Anderson.
Unite general secretary Len McCluskey said: «Our legal
challenge against the coalition government is hugely significant for workers in both the public and private sectors.
Yet it will also vote
against the coalition on the programme motion, setting up the prospect of a parliamentary bullfight that most analysts believe will make the coalition's life hell.
The battle is heating up over a statewide electric rate increase to subsidize upstate nuclear power plants that pits Governor Andrew
Cuomo against a coalition of «good - government groups.»
If so, will you ensure as leader that the Labour opposition campaigns
hard against the Coalition's plan for a British Bill of Rights, replacing the HRA, in which rights will be «balanced by responsibilities», basically a Leninist concept?
It's happening everywhere: on the right against open borders and the refugee wave, on the
left against the coalition bombing campaign in Syria, in the establishment to push for more online surveillance, in the libertarian right to push for fewer gun controls, among atheists who see religion as the cause of all evil.
So, if any leaks are made over the next few weeks, we'll know it has nothing to do with trying to preserve departmental budgets, and everything to do with personal
rebellion against the coalition's leaders.
While Lib Dem knives are
out against their coalition partners in this year's council elections scrap, Ed Miliband has his sights set on a bigger prize: No 10.
March for the Alternative - London Saturday 26 March The flagship
demonstration against coalition government cuts is the March for the Alternative - organised by the Trades Union Congress (TUC) on Saturday 26 March.
Two years ago, Gallo was pushed out after a single term in a divisive Democratic
primary against a coalition of progressive Democrats supported by Berky and led by current mayor Steve Noble.
Balls» Budget response showed an improved ability on the Labour benches to deploy damaging framing
devices against the coalition, with the shadow chancellor branding yesterday's housing policy a «spare home subsidy».
-LSB-...] the timing, coming so soon after heavy concessions appear to have been made over tuition fees and many aspects of the CSR, but at the public show of
dissent against a Coalition -LSB-...]
Adam [Afriyie], like a lot of Conservative MPs, was quite
firmly against the coalition, felt it was not in the national interest or in the interest of the party.
It finds efforts to legislate for humanist marriage have been delayed, partly because of the huge
backlash against the coalition government's bid to legalise same - sex marriage.
Not only that, but if the Lib Dems» argument boils down to it not being reasonable for Coalition MPs to
work against Coalition Agreement policies, they may have to watch out for some uncomfortable moments in the coming months, should Tory MPs wish to push the British Bill of Rights, recall of MPs, and so on.
Following a rebellion by party
activists against the Coalition's flagship education policy, the conference voted to boycott the new schools because they increased «social divisiveness and inequity».
Some of the Labour negotiating team denied that the leadership would have been unable to deliver the parliamentary party to the deal, saying the head of
steam against coalition in Labour ranks could have been contained.
Airbnb is fighting
back against a coalition that claims the site gobbles up cheap apartments, calling the group a front for the hospitality industry because it hasn't tried to stop the spate of hotel conversions also exacerbating the housing crisis.
Ed Balls, who had advised Brown that Labour should reprise its «Vatman» campaign from the 1992 election (a caped Norman Lamont was depicted as «Vatman»), is now leading the
charge against the coalition's VAT increase.