Politics

[Guest77]

hallelujah

Can he keep his promise??

I have to agree with most of whats written about the UK Political scene - its fxcked.

That said I think the UK is now a "coelition" country so we better get used to it......... I much prefer the verbals between the Governing parties than all the "off record" briefings of the past.

I will do my very best honest :biggrin:

 

[Guest77]

Last post Clive, what do you think about this? BBC News - Lord Baker: Conservative-Labour coalition may be needed

 

[Octopus]

Last post Clive, what do you think about this? BBC News - Lord Baker: Conservative-Labour coalition may be needed

Is it the 1st April already?.

 

[Guest77]

Thats what I thought lol, can you imagine the row that would occur over who takes the PM spot should both parties get say 250 seats each? lol, world war 3 without doubt

 

[Octopus]

Thats what I thought lol, can you imagine the row that would occur over who takes the PM spot should both parties get say 250 seats each? lol, world war 3 without doubt

I believe, in the case of an inconclusive electrion result, the "sitting" PM has the first opportunity to try and form a new Government.

I think we'll see Nick Clegge changing "sides" to remain in Government.......

 

[rapparee]

How many seats for a majority are actually needed?

Am i right in thinkinv 323? If you factor in 5 abstentionist MPs

 

[Essex_]

Reminds me of the Expenses scandal; 'because it was the right thing to do' doesn't quite cut it with me!

I have had an issue with that comment for some time now. It seems every politician uses the 'it is the right thing to do' as an excuse for everything these days. Just because they think it is the right thing does not necessarily make it the right thing.