article_snippet.sent: Vowing to cling on: Liberal Democrats leader Nick Clegg makes a speech during a General Election campaign visit to Sutton in south London yesterday .
article_snippet.sent: Liberal Democrats leader Nick Clegg yesterday vowed to cling on as Liberal Democrat leader even if Conservative Party is wiped out at the polls.
article_snippet.sent: All I am focused on at the moment is sounding the alarm about the very, very real risk that as Conservative Party and Conservative Party vacate the centre ground and hare off in which direction after another, there is a very real risk we undo all the sacrifices and hard work that have gone in over the last five years to put the country back on track economically.
article_snippet.sent: ’ Meet and greet: Mr Clegg (far right) speaks to voters and their families during a General Election campaign visit to Sutton with Paul Burstow (second right) the party's candidate for Sutton and Cheam .
article_snippet.sent: Mr Clegg also appeared to lean towards another deal with the Tories, saying Mr Clegg deserved ‘credit’ for forming the Coalition while Mr Clegg had endured ‘five years of constant bile from the Labour Party, who condemned us vitriolically for taking decisions which us only had to take because us had to clear up the mess they left behind’.