Bernard Jenkin, a member of the backbench 1922 committee, has suggested Lib Dems who want a "long term future in politics" should become more "embedded" in the Conservative party.
Why indeed, when there are clean energy alternatives that are more job rich, have a long term future in the transitioning global economy, and don't wreck the place?
Its appeal could determine whether the firm - which has switched its name from Research In Motion to Blackberry - has a long term future.
Well, few dreamed of a long term future in Hef's world, and the series was dead by the time I finished writing this.
Darling needs to get the economy moving again; he needs to build-up its long-term productive capacity; he needs to invest in a long-term future, and he needs to tackle the two roadblocks to reform: the City and the housing market.
This kind of prediction is needed in order to account for potential changes in a long-term future operational environment of marine and coastal structures.
However, salaries so out of touch with the national economic capacity raise significant questions of sustainability, not only in a long-term future in which aid dependency is reduced, but also in an aid-supported future in which health worker numbers are significantly higher.
Dave Meuse, Union of Democratic Mineworkers (UDM) branch secretary at Daw Mill, said: "The unions at Daw Mill are fully committed to assist UK Coal in providing a long-term future for Daw Mill".
That means that the Asian sales in particular, and Asia Week in general, both have a long-term future in New York despite the bumps in the current market.
But this business whodunnit has a twist: the question being asked now is whether the e-reader category, including the Kindle, introduced in November 2007, has a long-term future.
