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About LinkBacksNew Poll in the Observer shows the next election is not a fore gone conclusion.
Conservatives-37%
Labour-31%
Lib Dems-17%
This poll would put Tories well short of the majority they need to govern.
New Poll in the Observer shows the next election is not a fore gone conclusion.
Conservatives-37%
Labour-31%
Lib Dems-17%
This poll would put Tories well short of the majority they need to govern.
'A defeatist attitude now would surely lead to defeat, it primarly a question of whether we have confidence in ourselves and the dilligence and determination of our people,We can't opt out of the future.' Sean Lemass (1965)
.......and make the liberals king makers
A mate of mine from the UK said this to me recently; that the Tories would not win the next election despite being ahead for so long. 4th Term for Labour would certainly be historic
The UK First past the post system means that parties with a slight majority in the opinion polls can still have a landslide in the election. Blair took 418 seats in 1997 (67% of parliament) with only 43% of the votes. Only 29% of voters actually turned out for them.
"Who will bailout the IMF after FF is finished with them?"
... poor old Brits, following our lead then well they... let us pray.
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Would also be disasterous for them, The next election is like 1992 or 1970- An election that your better of loosing.Originally Posted by flavirostris
'A defeatist attitude now would surely lead to defeat, it primarly a question of whether we have confidence in ourselves and the dilligence and determination of our people,We can't opt out of the future.' Sean Lemass (1965)
Yeah but that was 13% ahead of the Tories though. The system also favours the governing party. 37% would not see the Tories get a majority.
'A defeatist attitude now would surely lead to defeat, it primarly a question of whether we have confidence in ourselves and the dilligence and determination of our people,We can't opt out of the future.' Sean Lemass (1965)
It easily could. It depends how the vote is distributed. But a Tory-Lib Dem coalition is a possibility.
"Who will bailout the IMF after FF is finished with them?"
Unless you are FF and and your lust for power is so great that like all kleptomaniacs when they see something to be stolen, they go ahead and steal it irrespective of the consequences.
or 2007 in FF's case
