Tag Archives: hung parliament
The Day when Every Minute Makes the Difference
Last night around 930 I foolishly switched to Channel 4. Having watched thirty minutes of Sky covering empty count rooms, showing the areas where votes be counted, and having as … Continue reading
Voters Anxiety Summed Up
Just saw this in a comment on politicalbetting, and couldn’t agree more: “I can’t believe how diverted we are by Clegg’s single issue politics. I have just lost my job. … Continue reading
Tories Reiterate the Horrors of the Hung Parliament
When 50% of Britain believes a Hung Parliament would be good for the country, excessive measures must sometimes be met. In a day which saw Nick Clegg reverse his opinion … Continue reading
A Con-Lib Coalition
“It seems to me that, distilled to their essentials, the polls in aggregate reveal four basic truths about the mood of the British public in late April 2010. First, disgusted … Continue reading
What it would take to make Tories vote UKIP?
Listening to Ben Brogan presenting this week’s Week in Westminster on Radio 4, while the polling chat was interesting, the segment which struck a chord the most was the debate … Continue reading
