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johnfirewall Flag 25 Mar 15 12.04pm Send a Private Message to johnfirewall Add johnfirewall as a friend

The SNP thing is frigtening because lefties are stupid enough to vote for them, especially now the Lib Dems are out of favour.

 

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Pussay Patrol Flag 25 Mar 15 12.25pm

Quote johnfirewall at 25 Mar 2015 12.04pm

The SNP thing is frigtening because lefties are stupid enough to vote for them, especially now the Lib Dems are out of favour.

Surely people in England with any inclination to vote Labour will now swerve them in the fear they will vote the Scots into Westminster?

It will Strengthen the Conservative core in England and more will vote Tory as it is the lesser of all evils

 


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Quote OknotOK at 25 Mar 2015 11.44am

Nothing has changed my view over the last few weeks. Tories will be the largest single party but without a majority. The Lib Dems won't have enough numbers to prop them up.

So either a minority Tory administration (but without sufficient even supply support to get policies through) or a minority Labour administration (with support from the SNP and Lib Dems).

Not an ideal situation to be in honestly. The insecurity will be damaging to long term planning.

You must be joking. There has been no 'long term planning' by a british government in over 50 years. Not a sausage.

 

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Catfish Flag Burgess Hill 25 Mar 15 1.43pm

If the Tories do attempt to form a minority government it may last longer than people think. Labour under Callaghan operated quite successfully and got their programme through. It all depends on whether the opposition gang together to vote against the Queen's Speech. This could put Ed on the spot because if he goes into the no lobby with SNP he may win the vote but being in government propped up by SNP could finish Labour. I dont think they will do it. I think they will let the Tories go on until they think they can do better and then force a no confidence vote. I think as well that the Tories will try and provoke Labour into voting against the Queens Speech by putting something in there that they cant ignore - such as a restriction on Unions. Whatever, it will be a lose lose situation for Labour.

 


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johnfirewall Flag 25 Mar 15 1.52pm Send a Private Message to johnfirewall Add johnfirewall as a friend

Quote Pussay Patrol at 25 Mar 2015 12.25pm

Quote johnfirewall at 25 Mar 2015 12.04pm

The SNP thing is frigtening because lefties are stupid enough to vote for them, especially now the Lib Dems are out of favour.

Surely people in England with any inclination to vote Labour will now swerve them in the fear they will vote the Scots into Westminster?

It will Strengthen the Conservative core in England and more will vote Tory as it is the lesser of all evils

To most it's still a 2 party system in that Labour are the only viable opponent to the Tories or vice versa and I actually think that's more pertinent this time round with less talk of wasted or tactical votes and people confused by all the coalition options, so you're hopefully right.

The Facebook generation, more specifically those who seem to dispair about the evils of society, are very anti-Tory and will have to vote Labour.

I have an acquaintance who engages in the opposite of marketing, i.e. promoting negative press on the competition. He attended a Labour conference discussing social media presence and claims to be able to influence an election this way.

Of course this isn't a new angle, it's the entire basis of politics, but all those years on from 'New Labour, new danger', you've got the Tories making their own negative press with austerity cuts and the bedroom tax and a million lefty bloggers happy to bang out about it.

All the Tories have is Boris on Facebook.

 

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Pussay Patrol Flag 25 Mar 15 2.12pm

Labour's biggest handicap is Ed Millibland. If it was David Milliband or a real credible candidate you could envisage as PM they would piss this election, and, more importantly wouldn't need help from the SNP either, thus more people in England would vote Labour.

If Labour don't get in this time at least Ed will step down and they can elect a proper leader that the public will vote for like Chuka Umunna.

 


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reborn 25 Mar 15 2.15pm Send a Private Message to reborn Add reborn as a friend

Quote Pussay Patrol at 25 Mar 2015 12.25pm

Quote johnfirewall at 25 Mar 2015 12.04pm

The SNP thing is frigtening because lefties are stupid enough to vote for them, especially now the Lib Dems are out of favour.

Surely people in England with any inclination to vote Labour will now swerve them in the fear they will vote the Scots into Westminster?

It will Strengthen the Conservative core in England and more will vote Tory as it is the lesser of all evils

This whole SNP thing will turn everyone off for good if it comes to pass...

 


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ghosteagle Flag 25 Mar 15 2.19pm Send a Private Message to ghosteagle Add ghosteagle as a friend

Quote Pussay Patrol at 25 Mar 2015 2.12pm

Labour's biggest handicap is Ed Millibland. If it was David Milliband or a real credible candidate you could envisage as PM they would piss this election, and, more importantly wouldn't need help from the SNP either, thus more people in England would vote Labour.

If Labour don't get in this time at least Ed will step down and they can elect a proper leader that the public will vote for like Chuka Umunna.

Joke?

 

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susmik Flag PLYMOUTH -But Made in Old Coulsdon... 25 Mar 15 2.41pm Send a Private Message to susmik Add susmik as a friend

Quote Pussay Patrol at 25 Mar 2015 2.12pm

Labour's biggest handicap is Ed Millibland. If it was David Milliband or a real credible candidate you could envisage as PM they would piss this election, and, more importantly wouldn't need help from the SNP either, thus more people in England would vote Labour.

If Labour don't get in this time at least Ed will step down and they can elect a proper leader that the public will vote for like Chuka Umunna.


He is worse than Ed Miliband to be sure..

 


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Willo Flag South coast - west of Brighton. 25 Mar 15 2.54pm Send a Private Message to Willo Add Willo as a friend

Wasn't Chuka Umunna's Dad Ben Umunna who was once a Palace director during Noades' time ? Believe Ben got killed in a car crash in Nigeria.

Edited by Willo (25 Mar 2015 2.55pm)

 

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Pussay Patrol Flag 25 Mar 15 2.56pm

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Quote Pussay Patrol at 25 Mar 2015 2.12pm

Labour's biggest handicap is Ed Millibland. If it was David Milliband or a real credible candidate you could envisage as PM they would piss this election, and, more importantly wouldn't need help from the SNP either, thus more people in England would vote Labour.

If Labour don't get in this time at least Ed will step down and they can elect a proper leader that the public will vote for like Chuka Umunna.


He is worse than Ed Miliband to be sure..


Really? Is that even possible?

 


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Quote Pussay Patrol at 25 Mar 2015 2.56pm

Quote susmik at 25 Mar 2015 2.41pm

Quote Pussay Patrol at 25 Mar 2015 2.12pm

Labour's biggest handicap is Ed Millibland. If it was David Milliband or a real credible candidate you could envisage as PM they would piss this election, and, more importantly wouldn't need help from the SNP either, thus more people in England would vote Labour.

If Labour don't get in this time at least Ed will step down and they can elect a proper leader that the public will vote for like Chuka Umunna.


He is worse than Ed Miliband to be sure..


Really? Is that even possible?

No. Miliband is the worst, along with Cameron, Clegg & Farage. They will all occupy the ninth circle of hell.

 

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