administration like maybe carol browner and people. i mean, how can this be good for britain? we were promised that david cameron the conservative leader, his new brand of touchy feely conservativism is the one that was going to sway the electorate to vote conservative this time. it didn t happen that way. didn t the parliament increase the number of conservatives by 90 or something like that? absolutely. david cameron conserved his one majority but it wasn t a working majority and that s the key. you know, if you want to get any of your new bills passed, you ve got to have a working majority which is why now he s being forced into this rather unseemly negotiation with the leader of the liberal democrats which is sort of the minority, the third party and he s hoping to find common ground between them. how could there be any common ground, james? because americans are looking at this and saying how can the conservative candidate have common ground with the liberal