Poll: *** 2010 General Election Result & Discussion ***
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Sorry what I meant was Cameron and Clegg will likely have to go to her to ask her to invite them to form a government as a coalition with a majority.
The terminology has always been that the Queen invites ... to form a government.
It is a hung parliament. The remaining seats won't give any party a winning majority.
Another general election would seem to be the best course of action at this point.
Conservatives and lib dems fundamentally disagree on a number of key manifesto policies, I can't see a coalition with a decent majority forming to be honest.
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Conservative minority government followed by a further election to try and obtain a majority before the end of 2010.
IMHO
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all the ethnic/black areas voting Labour
Yea! like....scotland! and...the north of england!!
It just goes to show how many dumb people can't tell the difference between brought and bought.
Opinion polls were reflected in the popular vote. Not the % vote for the seats though.
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Notice all the ethnic/black areas voting Labour
Yea! like....scotland! and...the north of england!!
The north has a high concentration of ethnic areas.....
The Celts are also screwing us, I will seriously be looking for jobs abroad if Labour stay in power.
They're saying that constitutionally she can't get involved, Gordon would have to choose to go.
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question:
if GB denies all crys to leave and trys to push labour down our throats when the majority clearly dont want it - what are the chances that this country will start rioting?
iv never felt so strongly about something like this before and il be first in line to get this grippling government with its slimmy aids and hand me down procedures out of parliment!!!
if GB denies all crys to leave and trys to push labour down our throats when the majority clearly dont want it - what are the chances that this country will start rioting?
iv never felt so strongly about something like this before and il be first in line to get this grippling government with its slimmy aids and hand me down procedures out of parliment!!!
Fair enough, anyway what i was trying to get at is that one more easily establishes a causal link between population density/wealth and general voting rather than 'oh look, black people vote labour'.
Looks like an interesting time coming over the next few days.. Will see how each party leader reacts to this hung parliament and the grabs for maintaining/gaining power.
question:
if GB denies all crys to leave and trys to push labour down our throats when the majority clearly dont want it - what are the chances that this country will start rioting?
iv never felt so strongly about something like this before and il be first in line to get this grippling government with its slimmy aids and hand me down procedures out of parliment!!!
Slim, most people are lazy these days and won't actually do much more than make a facebook group and moan on it as a means of protest.
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Gordon Brown is finished.
Any negotiations will not start today though according to BBC.
Any negotiations will not start today though according to BBC.
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this country needs to man up (Seriously)