should we have a coalition government?
cameron says in some cases yes. doesn't want a hung parliament. not quite the answer the question demanded. cameron is saying no.
clegg thinks there should be some working together on some things. potential for working together - but no coalition.
brown says we also have some of this - but not with the shadow ministers.
so they all skirt the question. all say it would be nice and friendly, but in the end they want to be in power.
they have had to be reminded about the question.
cameron is back on the job tax.
clegg comes closest to answering the question - but he has the most to win in a coalition situation.
brown pays lip service to working together.
in the end it seems cameron and brown can't even think about working together - it brings them both out in hives.
cameron said 'day one' tosser. that phrase should be banned. it doesn't make you hip and trendy.
brown says the priority is making the economy stronger and secure.
not sure any of them really care about the question - they are just bickering and cameron gets a laugh from pointing that out.
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