the bank of england gov has said today its so bad whoever gets in won't get in again for a generation.
Hung parliament suits all parties really doesn't
I'll agree with you on that lol.
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I'll agree with you on that lol.
Trying to be a cheshire cat? Worked for Blaire when he won the election for Brown.
Think it's bad now?
It will only get worse under Mr Cameron
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When we have GB who seems to thinks you can spend your way out of dept and Nick Clegg who has just constantly lied this evening!!
For me yes. Now the real policies have been discussed, you see Clegg start to crumble. Conservatives have the best economic policies as far as I can make out.
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the bank of england gov has said today its so bad whoever gets in won't get in again for a generation.
Hung parliament suits all parties really doesn't
Well, just floating it, but in an election where no party is going beyond 40% of the vote (that is, 6 in 10 people voted against them), is no overall control really a terrible result. I can't say I relish the idea of massive cuts being made by any 'majority' elected on 36% of the vote.
cameron is a tory, they are never straight.
I expect polls to be LD as there is a xfactor type of culture. Where what ever is said it makes no diffidence to the voting on online.
Cameron did ok in all of them and I think Brown did extremely well in a few and extremely poorly in others. especially the end speech.
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Look, lets face facts here.
David Cameron dodged answering some questions, but I think those questions were stupid (e.g. exact figures).
Nick Clegg *lied* (went against his own manifesto) at least three times (Euro, House VAT & Amnesty)
Gordon Brown looked weak, and didn't really say anything at all.
David Cameron dodged answering some questions, but I think those questions were stupid (e.g. exact figures).
Nick Clegg *lied* (went against his own manifesto) at least three times (Euro, House VAT & Amnesty)
Gordon Brown looked weak, and didn't really say anything at all.
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I actually expect a strong Labour poll result, Brown always does well on the economy in polls.
Though think tonight was another draw.
Though think tonight was another draw.
Well in conclusion with no preference as if I had my way my vote would vote go to Guy Fawkes:
Cameron didn't do much and came across bad
Clegg did pretty good with the odd ego trip
and Gordon did better than expected but then did that cheesy grin at the end which really spoilt it for me.
PS to the PM Stop saying Child Tax Credits! ARGGHHHHHH!
Cameron didn't do much and came across bad
Clegg did pretty good with the odd ego trip
and Gordon did better than expected but then did that cheesy grin at the end which really spoilt it for me.
PS to the PM Stop saying Child Tax Credits! ARGGHHHHHH!
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I think he 'won' in that he came out looking best. His economic policy is still nonsensical and contradictory and his social policy and the entire direction of his party is unclear but he didn't take any serious blows...
That's not dodged. he antlered it saying there is no exact figure sand why. Clegg just ignored it. As I imagine a lot of public will and they want things simple.
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He did? Examples please.
I am going to pray from now until next Thursday that this happens.
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