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Originally Posted by Damien
It may not have helped but it's not as if the Tories are winning the popular vote either. They are tied or behind Labour on vote share and Labour are only projected to be around 1 to 3 seats ahead of the them. The problem is that to make up the remaining seats the Tories' have few Parliamentary allies.
To put it into perspective Labour are tied with the Tories (on vote share) despite their pending annihilation in Scotland.
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I think when the stark reality dawns upon them, what a lot of people currently say they're going to do might change significantly, especially if the economic news remains good and there are no major govt. cock ups. The result will be close whatever happens I'm sure and we're in for some turbulent times.
Of course, whatever the result, the usual sad whiners whose lives revolve around blaming everyone else for their problems will carry on doing so rather than looking a little closer to home. That's the easy thing to do after all, much harder to take some responsibility...