Given that the general election proved disastrous for the Liberal Democrats, it’s surprising how many party members seem keen to revisit the experience.
With Vince Cable and Norman Baker both bringing out books just in time for this year’s Lib Dem conference, reports have surfaced claiming that Nick Clegg has finally agreed to write a book. Although this is expected to be a serious tome looking into the last government rather than a salacious kiss and tell, this hasn’t stopped users frantically brainstorming ideas online for the title of the book:
@elashton @richardkendall He's missing a trick if he doesn't call it I'M SORRY I'M REALLY REALLY SORRY
— Patrick Smith (@psmith) August 27, 2015
https://twitter.com/jamesinlimbo/status/636871674105888768
@elashton have 'we' all started writing our own witty book titles yet? 'No Clegg to stand on' #cleggscoalitionbook
— Richard Kendall (@richardkendall) August 27, 2015
However, there is one book on the way that needs no such parody suggestions.
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