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WOOOOOOOP Clegg backs the tories
Poll: *** 2010 General Election Result & Discussion ***
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Just woke up and this is the best news I have heard in years (result).
Labour/Libdem coalition seems by far the most likely solution. Fantastic.
Never, in my living memory, has an opposition with such a massively large lead at the start of the election failed so badly. Sorry Cameron, everyone realises your 'my policies are a secret just give me your vote' strategy was hopeless.
Again fantastic news. I think Labour will continue to perform the economic recovery we so desperately require, and then crack into the debt when we are back on our feet.
A fantastic day for everyone. Well, apart from ultra-rich folk!
Stand by your beds for more arse raping tax increases , probably starting with the BOE base rates at lunch time , vat later at around 2 pm and probably another 10P on fuel later this afternoon .
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I hope Nick Clegg tells Gordon 'Clueless' Brown to go **** himself!!
I was never one who was really that bothered about electoral reform but after this decking shambles I think the system needs overhauled.
Not even getting on to the issue of people not being able to actually vote the fact that this country could be left with Brown in charge and a coalition of losing parties (seat number losers) is disgusting.
I would love too see the actual percentage of votes per party if anyone has this information?
Really disapointed today but that's Britain. In 2 years time me and the lass are making a decision about what to do with our future. We have both said that if labour are in power after this shambles we will be making our escape from this hell hole.
Ps. Lol at liberals and another **** poor performance from the mickey mouse party
Not even getting on to the issue of people not being able to actually vote the fact that this country could be left with Brown in charge and a coalition of losing parties (seat number losers) is disgusting.
I would love too see the actual percentage of votes per party if anyone has this information?
Really disapointed today but that's Britain. In 2 years time me and the lass are making a decision about what to do with our future. We have both said that if labour are in power after this shambles we will be making our escape from this hell hole.
Ps. Lol at liberals and another **** poor performance from the mickey mouse party
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oh dear..........Just woke up and this is the best news I have heard in years (result).
Labour/Libdem coalition seems by far the most likely solution. Fantastic.
Never, in my living memory, has an opposition with such a massively large lead at the start of the election failed so badly. Sorry Cameron, everyone realises your 'my policies are a secret just give me your vote' strategy was hopeless.
Again fantastic news. I think Labour will continue to perform the economic recovery we so desperately require, and then crack into the debt when we are back on our feet.
A fantastic day for everyone. Well, apart from ultra-rich folk!
labour supporters really are blind arent they, when will they realise that taking from the rich is not the answer to every problem under the book. thats not a solution its a cop out and is one of the reasons why this country is such a mess and we have hand outs to every tom dick and harry that does bugger all to this society.
half a billion in interest a day - the lies are all from labour my friend.
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Why is it that when someone chooses not to vote they are lazy. Sure a lot are lazy but not all of them. Like me, i choose not to vote because i do not participate in fraud.
You complaining about people not voting when people rocked up to vote and didn't even get the chance to vote, due to mis management of the voting process. Sounds like perfect metaphor for the labour government of the last decade.
Lets not forget the obvious voting fraud as well. Labour gets more votes registered that actually people in the district.
You complaining about people not voting when people rocked up to vote and didn't even get the chance to vote, due to mis management of the voting process. Sounds like perfect metaphor for the labour government of the last decade.
Lets not forget the obvious voting fraud as well. Labour gets more votes registered that actually people in the district.
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It shouldn't be. He should be on his way out.
But Cameron screwed everything up for the tories
If he doesn't get a coalition going VERY quickly with the libdems, within 1 week you'll never hear about the chap again. And we'll have yet ANOTHER tory saying 'New, new, new conservative party here we come, please give, er, us a chance'
lololol?
You want to do some research first. Go take a look and show me 45% turnout.
You profile says you are 36, do you not know how old you are?
Thick as mince.
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Hmm so with Clegg saying that (unless it's a BBC misquote, which they like to do), it looks like it's Tory time.
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Unsurprisingly all the scrounging ambitionless areas of SE London voted Labour again, so there will be no changes made in these areas:
Bad news for my area now the boundaries have changed. Roll on the crime wave, teenage stabbings, oh wait there was one just yesterday, graffiti etc etc.
Bad news for my area now the boundaries have changed. Roll on the crime wave, teenage stabbings, oh wait there was one just yesterday
, graffiti etc etc.
Maybe a case of 'meet the new boss, same as the old boss'
(The Who - Won't Get Fooled Again - very apt )
Im talking about pre polls and xbox live was one of them i mentioned.
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I WANT higher taxes, better public services.
I always have.
That's what I voted for. You see I like a NICE society. Not a 'screw you, I'm alright Jack' society. Simples!
If a lab/libdem coaltion forms, I win. The country has spoken. Looks like the 'nasty party' failed to win overall. Admittedly bad, for multi-millionaires.