More deserving, history will be very kind to me farage.
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and turning his back on decades long liberal policies
Clegg did have achievements in the coalition I grant you, but at a terrible cost to his own party through him cosying up to the Tories and turning his back on decades long liberal policies. When he became leader, the LD’s had 50 MP’s. When he resigned, they had 8. He then even lost his own seat, and followed that by telling voters to vote for Labour or the Tories instead. Many of his own party hold him in contempt now. Hardly what you call a political success.
I haven't said anything like that, other then clegg is moronic loser.I was coming in here to say if Farage had got one, all the post of the honours system being outdated or kiss your back side or corruption wouldn't be here and the same people will say exactly what you have just posted, that he deserved it.
It's not really a fault of the honour system, it's just political allegiance.
The arguments that Clegg helped to tame some Tory policy does somewhat gloss over the fact that his party enabled their forming of a government.
I'm not saying there was necessarily a better option at the time, but it's a weird point in time to start from to make the overall impression a positive one.
I haven't said anything like that, other then clegg is moronic loser.
What has clegg done? Without farage Cameron would never have even called for a referendum.We should give Farage a knighthood when he's been elected as an MP as many times as Clegg, and has served in government.
I liked Clegg, thought he was one of the few decent politicians
Think things would have been much worse if the tories had a free hand to do whatever they wanted, imo the LD's stopped them doing their worst
Think Clegg and the LD's have been punished for putting country before party when they should be admired and rewarded
Nick Clegg is being knighted in the new year for his five years as a deputy PM. Can anyone tell me exactly what he did in those five years to be worthy of a knighthood?
I don’t care who or what he campaigns for, I just don’t see how he deserves a knighthood for essentially being little more than a lapdog to David Cameron. Knighthoods are handed out way too willy nilly imo.
https://news.sky.com/story/nick-clegg-to-receive-knighthood-in-new-years-honours-list-11184639
Clegg position on an EU referendum was never really consistent. I don’t think it’s set in stone that there wouldn’t have been a referendum if the coalition had continued after 2015.Delayed the **** storm this current government has got us in?