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Is Ed Milliband Leading The Labour Party To Defeat?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.vetuste, Mikey and I agree to disagree on this particular subject. I do not have the unswearving faith in Labour he has so it is easy for me to see the warts. I can see all the figures and stats etc but I just don't feel that Ed is going to win despite all the polls etc. To me this feels like Major v Kinnochio 1992. To balance that I don't think Dave is going to have a clear majority either so expect some horse trading and possibly some very unexpected bed fellows.
I have said for months, if not years now on here, that Labour are unelectable with Ed Milliband in charge.
Whatever policies they may be dangling in front of the electorate, it is impossible to hear them clearly because the electorate are busy thinking how weird his speech patterns are, how manifestly uncomfortable he looks, and how he does not appear to believe what he is saying.
It's not that people neceessarily want Cameron, just that they don't want Milliband, and Labout should have ditched him long before this, they are now in a no-win situation -
If they ditch him now the look like cowards and back-stabbers
If they keep him they look like being idiots for being loyal to such a liability.
I frankly have no sympathy for the Labour Party - i am no expert on politics, but if I could see the writing on the all, why couldn't they?
It's too late to panic now, the will have to swallow defeat (again!), get rid of Dead Ed who will hopefully have the grace to resign, and try again next time.
Whatever policies they may be dangling in front of the electorate, it is impossible to hear them clearly because the electorate are busy thinking how weird his speech patterns are, how manifestly uncomfortable he looks, and how he does not appear to believe what he is saying.
It's not that people neceessarily want Cameron, just that they don't want Milliband, and Labout should have ditched him long before this, they are now in a no-win situation -
If they ditch him now the look like cowards and back-stabbers
If they keep him they look like being idiots for being loyal to such a liability.
I frankly have no sympathy for the Labour Party - i am no expert on politics, but if I could see the writing on the all, why couldn't they?
It's too late to panic now, the will have to swallow defeat (again!), get rid of Dead Ed who will hopefully have the grace to resign, and try again next time.
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