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injuneer

11-05-2010 20:58

Re: 2010 General Election: The Cable Forum Exit Poll

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Originally Posted by Julian (Post 35019425)

I truly hope this will happen. It could be a partnership for a long time

You wouldn't see labour back in government for generations. :tu:

On the contrary many believe it will be a gift to Labour at the next election, especially as the new government will be making lots of job cuts.

Gary L

11-05-2010 20:59

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Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35019421)

i wonder how history will remember him ?

As the biggest idiot there ever was.

Hom3r

11-05-2010 20:59

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Originally Posted by foreverwar (Post 35019428)

Of course, for a Con/LibDem arrangement to work, 3/4s of the LibDem MPs (57) and 3/4s of the Federal Executive (36) have to agree (so 15 MPs or 9 FedEx's could still scupper the deal).

Plus the Queen might not wan't a coalition government, and ask for another election, which as Monarch she is entitled to do.

iFrankie

11-05-2010 21:00

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I'm watching Sky News, i can't help but laugh at the "HD SkyCopter" haha.

Lord Nikon

11-05-2010 21:00

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35019429)

So does anyone want to form a collation and overthrow the mods?

That would require a lot more than an election. This is a dictatorship rather than a democracy. (dictatorship defined as A type of government where absolute sovereignty is allotted to an individual or a small clique.)

Hugh	11-05-2010 21:01

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Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 35019430)

No they didn't, if they had won they wouldn't have to go grovelling to the Lid Dems

So Cameron isn't really going to be Prime Minister, then?

Must be a new definition of "not winning" I hadn't come across before...:D

Julian

11-05-2010 21:02

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Has anyone got gordy's phone number, only I have a vacancy for an afternoon cashier on Thursday & Friday. :)

On second thoughts....

Mr Angry

11-05-2010 21:02

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Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35019436)

As the biggest idiot there ever was.

In all fairness he did give you a run for your money.

Hugh	11-05-2010 21:02

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Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 35019440)

Plus the Queen might not wan't a coalition government, and ask for another election, which as Monarch she is entitled to do.

Straws, at, grasping......:erm:

Hom3r

11-05-2010 21:03

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Originally Posted by foreverwar (Post 35019445)

So Cameron isn't really going to be Prime Minister, then?

Must be a new definition of "not winning" I hadn't come across before...:D

The Queen could tell him to sod off.

This is my last comment, on this thread.

Tezcatlipoca

11-05-2010 21:03

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35019429)

So does anyone want to form a collation and overthrow the mods?

You forget about our special "Ban Hammer" Deterrent ;)

Chris

11-05-2010 21:04

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