[Alan Fry]

Originally Posted by Hugh

I feel dirty now....

(and not in a good way )

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They can't, due to the Fixed Term Parliament Act

So even if let say 14 Lib Dems leave the their party (enough for this government to lose its majority) and either join another party or set up their own party, will this government still not call a general election

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Originally Posted by Ignitionnet

That would be great on condition that Labour are required to actually give policies during the campaign rather than do what has characterised their time in opposition so far and oppose everything the government do without proposing any viable alternatives.

Lib Dems should get wiped out, which is good as they were never fit to play a roll in government as they promised a raft of things they could never deliver, Miliband get shown up as the charmless, vacuous, champagne socialist Primrose Hill boy that he is, and Cameron and Co look like the least worst of the 3 options by quite some distance.

Of course this may not matter. If Labour give enough BS people, some of whom post here, will merrily suck it up, then be demanding younger generations both pay off the ton of debt Labour chalked up bribing them for their votes while also paying them massive prices for housing and paying tons of tax for debt interest and their pensions.

You do know how small the difference between the Darling plan and the Osborne one would have been so far in terms of public spending cuts? Not much. The Balls plan is, well, balls plucked out of fantasy land by the man who, along with Calamity Brown, destroyed the UK economy.

Acually, I feel that we should vote for none of those three main parties and teach them a lesson by voting for other parties