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Clegg Has Just Resigned
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People didn't vote LibDem in 2010 for them to get into bed with the Tories.
This is their revenge. It was all rather inevitable.
Many potential LibDem leaders were dumped yesterday, so the pool of talent to select a new leader is small.
Clegg will now go off to be a Eurocrat, but his party is wrecked, possibly beyond repair.
This is their revenge. It was all rather inevitable.
Many potential LibDem leaders were dumped yesterday, so the pool of talent to select a new leader is small.
Clegg will now go off to be a Eurocrat, but his party is wrecked, possibly beyond repair.
Gromit......I doubt whether the LibDems are gone forever, just for the immediate future. They are now in a position that the old Liberal Party was in the 70's, an virtual irrelevance in British politics.
Perhaps they need to find someone to join up with, like they did with the SDP, in the time of the Two Davids.
Although, who they could pair up with anybody's guess.
Perhaps they need to find someone to join up with, like they did with the SDP, in the time of the Two Davids.
Although, who they could pair up with anybody's guess.
// People didn't vote LibDem in 2010 for them to get into bed with the Tories. //
So you'd think all the disillusioned libdem voters would switch to Labour, but they haven't. The Tories have actually won seats that the Libdems held. I'm genuinely puzzled as to where the Libdem vote has evaporated to.
They can't all have voted Green.
So you'd think all the disillusioned libdem voters would switch to Labour, but they haven't. The Tories have actually won seats that the Libdems held. I'm genuinely puzzled as to where the Libdem vote has evaporated to.
They can't all have voted Green.
/// UKIP has seen a dramatic rise in its share of the vote in Wales on a nightmare General Election night for Labour. ///
♫ We'll keep a welcome in the hillside ♫
/// UKIP saw a 10.7% rise in its share of the vote in the seats which had declared by 4am. ///
/// It came second or third in several seats, doing particularly well in the
Valleys. ///
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♫ We'll keep a welcome in the hillside ♫
/// UKIP saw a 10.7% rise in its share of the vote in the seats which had declared by 4am. ///
/// It came second or third in several seats, doing particularly well in the
Valleys. ///
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Rise in UKIP vote is going to be substantial, if it is starting from zero i.e. no candidate standing, in 2010, or earlier.
I'm not saying the increase isn't genuine, I'm only saying that it's an artefact of mathematics. Talk of increases only when you have a sequence of two or more results.
I would like to know how many are never-voted-before types, rather than switchers or habitual floaters.
I'm not saying the increase isn't genuine, I'm only saying that it's an artefact of mathematics. Talk of increases only when you have a sequence of two or more results.
I would like to know how many are never-voted-before types, rather than switchers or habitual floaters.
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