Seems like you are not the only one to be winding people up today ๐
http://order-order.com/2009/06/04/city-swept-by-false-pm-resigns-rumours/
From Guido:
Dealing rooms cheered as rumours swept around the Square Mile that Gordon was gone. Downing Street had to issue a denial that the Prime Mentalist had resigned. Soon Gordon, soonโฆ
June 4, 2009 at 1:22 pm
That wouldnt happen to be a small rally at 1.22pm would it ๐
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I wish he would just hurry up and do it...
Thing is, who wants the Conservatives back in ?
Vote Liberal Democrat.... it would make a change, even if they wouldn't have a clue what to do with the country.
Why can't we have Barrack Obama ?
There's absolutely no chance of anyone other than Labour or Tory winning an election in this country
Unless the Lib Dems can manage to get themselves into the number 2 spot
I can't remember when it was first mooted but the idea is that the Libs & one of the big 2 decide to sacrifice seats by not opposing the other in certain key constituencies
The fence sitters then finish up as the opposition & fight from there
EDIT: [url= http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/liblab-poll-pact-aims-to-crush-tories-701562.html ]This sort of thing[/url]
Sod party politics, they are quite similar anyway. If you don't like your MP vote for change to a different one.
Very good ๐
Why can't we have Barrack Obama ?
Screaming euphoria, unmanagable optimisium, unrealistic expectation... Think we had that in '97, didn't we?
Think we had that in '97, didn't we?
You've transposed the date - it was 79
uplink... you're just showing ya age ๐
You're right, I'm feeling old - I was 50 yesterday ๐ฅ
Given the current levels of disillusionment it's possible that so many fringe parties could end up winning seats at a general election that nobody gets an overall majority. In that situation a coalition government involving the Liberal Democrats could happen, so I reckon that just now they've got a better chance of getting a toe in government than they have for a long time.
If the election isn't held until next year though then the fuss over expenses will probably ebb back a bit and a Tory landslide will become likely again as "kick Labour out" becomes the priority in voters rather than "stuff all politicians".
You're right, I'm feeling old - I was 50 yesterday
Congratulations! My mam turns 50 next month.
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There's absolutely no chance of anyone other than Labour or Tory winning an election in this country
But that doesn't mean voting for someone else is a wasted vote. You might not want to vote Green, but this article by George Monbiot sums up why voting for someone who doesn't stand a chance still sends a signal to whoever wins: [url= http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/georgemonbiot/2009/jun/03/george-monbiot-european-elections ]http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/georgemonbiot/2009/jun/03/george-monbiot-european-elections[/url]
Congratulations! My mam turns 50 next month.
Indeed, she was in the same year as me at school - same school too ๐
Bollox! - I actually fell for that CFH
silverpigeon - Member
Bollox! - I actually fell for that CFH
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Did you also fall for the "Gordon Brown resigns" one?
Indeed, she was in the same year as me at school - same school too
Ah yes, forgotten that we worked that out before.
