Nick Cameron and David Clegg… Excuse us, Nick Clegg and David Cameron recently renewed their pledge to continue to fight to allow homosexual couples to marry legally in the United Kingdom.

This comes after Cameron’s Conservative Party promised they would lead the opposition to any such legislation. They claim they will do so to protect traditional marriage from any gay ‘taint’.

One has to wonder, however, whether it might not just the idea of this power couple being legally joined that has the Conservative Party all up in arms.

Clegg and Cameron already make a powerful and effective political duo, despite their parties’ differences. Onces their souls are legally bound together, who knows what they could potentially accomplish?

It’s obvious that Conservative MPs wish to keep the reigns of power within the family, so to speak. Maybe were Cameron tied to a fellow Tory instead, any so-called moral qualms would evaporate like so much ill-smelling dew?

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supermassivestockholmz:

Happy Birthday Nick Clegg!!!!!!

OMG I DIDN’T REALISE TODAY WAS THE SEVENTH!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY NICK CLEGG

some clameron birthday sex? :) yesss

YESSSSSSSSSSSSSS

^^^

(Source: tonightweareinvincible)

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Plot by Clegg to end House of Lords foiled
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A joint committee recently announced that the House of Lords should not be downsized past 450 members.
This comes after Clegg, jealous of the attention given to the members by the love-of-his-life David Cameron, declared the group antiquated. He implied that the house will not survive long into the twenty-first century with him around.
Some have suggested that Clegg pushed for the end of the House of Lords as a way to shift Cameron’s attention more towards a potential new member of the Cameron-Clegg household. Maybe a baby will turn their duo into a trio in the coming months?

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Plot by Clegg to end House of Lords foiled

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A joint committee recently announced that the House of Lords should not be downsized past 450 members.

This comes after Clegg, jealous of the attention given to the members by the love-of-his-life David Cameron, declared the group antiquated. He implied that the house will not survive long into the twenty-first century with him around.

Some have suggested that Clegg pushed for the end of the House of Lords as a way to shift Cameron’s attention more towards a potential new member of the Cameron-Clegg household. Maybe a baby will turn their duo into a trio in the coming months?

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Cameron to Clegg (& world): Olympics and having same head of state for 60+ years to revitalize marriage in 2012
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British PM David Cameron promises to work harder to uphold his commitments. Admits, after rough year, that “Of course, I know that there will be many people watching this who are worried about what else the year might bring.”
Nonetheless, Cameron urges doubters to trust that he will do right by the love-of-his-life, Nick Clegg, throughout the course of the coming year.
Clegg notes in his own address that he feels “pulled back from the brink” and that, obviously, no easy answers exist as miracle cures for the ailing state of their marriage. He hesitates, remembering the failed promises in 2010 of a more equal partnership between the two. In a more optimistic moment, however, he noted that his concerns now rank as most important in his husband’s eyes.
Cameron has his work cut out for him as the nation, and the world, realize that cookie-cutter promises won’t be enough to completely heal what remains of this once strong and virile union.

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Cameron to Clegg (& world): Olympics and having same head of state for 60+ years to revitalize marriage in 2012

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British PM David Cameron promises to work harder to uphold his commitments. Admits, after rough year, that “Of course, I know that there will be many people watching this who are worried about what else the year might bring.”

Nonetheless, Cameron urges doubters to trust that he will do right by the love-of-his-life, Nick Clegg, throughout the course of the coming year.

Clegg notes in his own address that he feels “pulled back from the brink” and that, obviously, no easy answers exist as miracle cures for the ailing state of their marriage. He hesitates, remembering the failed promises in 2010 of a more equal partnership between the two. In a more optimistic moment, however, he noted that his concerns now rank as most important in his husband’s eyes.

Cameron has his work cut out for him as the nation, and the world, realize that cookie-cutter promises won’t be enough to completely heal what remains of this once strong and virile union.