The 2015 Popularity Contest (aka UK General Election )

[Eggs]

...latest polls in Scotland will have a drastic impact on Labour's chances in the General Election if accurate. They are forecasting Labour will lose 90% of it's seats to Scottish Nationals which will almost certainly mean they have no chance of forming the next government. In a way Scotttish Independence might well have happened as far as his election is concerned.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

As you wish. You've hardly made a compelling one.

To be honest, I'm quite honoured that you found my 100 word summary of the mans lifes work sufficient to allow you to dismiss it as 'rubbish'

 

[Bruce Wayne]

If you don't have a TV, what's all your furniture pointed at?

Each other. For talking and stuff.

 

[wm02]

What percentage do the Lib Dems get these days? When I studied British government in the late 90s, they used to get in the 15-20% range from what I remember.

 

[toffee matt]

What percentage do the Lib Dems get these days? When I studied British government in the late 90s, they used to get in the 15-20% range from what I remember.

Not very much, being in coalition has destroyed them.

Here's a poll from last night

 

[Coach]

Shurely shome mishtake?

It seems the country is not paying down it's debts.

Cameron wouldn't lie about the economy would he?

Following on from the UK Statistics Authority pulling up Call Me Dave for lying about the economy, now the Institute for Fiscal Studies have done the same...

http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2014/oct/30/david-cameron-spending-cuts-claims-questioned-ifs

David Cameron has been accused of getting his sums wrong, after appearing to suggest the government had already made most of its proposed spending cuts.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) said not even half of the austerity measures would be implemented by 2015.

Cameron habitually lying about the economy.

 

[rascal]

I've just realised who David Cameron reminds me of - the teamaster seller from episode 7 series 1 of Father Ted. Right down to his mannerisms.

 

[Deleted member 28206]

" we are in it together"

 

[Mrk]

He gave her 2p

 

[roydo]

" we are in it together"

The bloke cant buy a break can he.

 

[Deleted member 28206]

The bloke cant buy a break can he.

Not with 2p he can't.

 

[edge]

" we are in it together"

he has to go surely,
He should just face the fact the people of the UK have no faith in him, and jib it or we are going to get a Tory govement plain and simple, its his ego versus the party facing defeat and the working people of this country getting hammerd for the next five years.
The tory's would have been well shut ages ago.

 

[roydo]

Not with 2p he can't.

True. But he couldnt walk past and do nothing, so if all he had was a few bob, what could he do? He is PR nightmare! And its not his fault.

 

[toffee matt]

Miliband is less popular than Nick Clegg.

Something I didn't know that it was actually possible to be.

 

[Deleted member 28206]

True. But he couldnt walk past and do nothing, so if all he had was a few bob, what could he do? He is PR nightmare! And its not his fault.

What?