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I'm actually surprised that they didn't make more headway as the only resolutely anti-Brexit major(ish) party. That should have given them some kind of vote share, but somehow they managed to stuff that up, too.
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I think all the parties that talk the loudest about political expediency, such as your Lib Dems, are the ones that have no idea how that works. As shown by their willingness to discuss a concept like "political expediency", thinking it doesn't lose them voters by the 10000s.
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Well, yeah. The good liars don't tell you they're liars. It sometimes takes an idiot to trust a liar, but it takes a real moron to trust someone who openly admits to being full of shit.
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It always sounds like some kind of attempt at spin, but I *genuinely* don't know what the point of the Lib Dems actually is. Unless they are literally the party of keeping everything pretty much the same for most people... maybe that really is their thing.
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My understanding of the UK is there's a widespread trust in institutions and governance that has only recently started to erode in a big way. If I'm right, it's pretty easy to fit the platform "we just do the stuff you expect," into that political climate.
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I'm recently starting to notice a continuous process of actively undermining most of the major bodies and services in the country by the Conservative party. They literally work from one to the next trying to make them look bad in some way. I think it works, too.
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